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quality control strain bacteroides fragilis dsm 2151  (ATCC)
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dsm 2151 strains  (DSMZ)
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q5lh68 4 o beta d mannosyl d glucose phosphorylase os bacteroides fragilis  (ATCC)
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Q5lh68 4 O Beta D Mannosyl D Glucose Phosphorylase Os Bacteroides Fragilis, supplied by ATCC, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 97/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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bacteria 289 bacteroides fragilis  (ATCC)
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c jejuni  (DSMZ)
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DSMZ c jejuni
<t>Campylobacter</t> <t>jejuni</t> and Salmonella Typhimurium adhesion ability to 8E11 chicken enterocytes pre-incubated with sodium butyrate or butyric glycerides 8E11 enterocytes were preincubated, or not (CTRL: blue circles), for1 hour with sodium butyrate (SB: red circles) or butyric glycerides (BG: green circles) before being exposed for 3 h to C. jejuni or S. Typhimurium at 10 5 bacteria/mL ( A ) Average percentages (± SD) of C. jejuni adhesion quantified by cellELISA and reported to their maximal (100%) ability to adhere on 8E11 enterocytes in absence (blue) or presence and of treatments with sodium butyrate (red) or butyric glycerides (green) at 2 mM. ( B ) Average percentages (± SD) of S. Typhimurium adhesion quantified by cellELISA and reported to their maximal (100%) ability to adhere on 8E11 enterocytes in absence (blue) or presence of treatments with sodium butyrate (red) or butyric glycerides (green) at 2 mM. Statistical differences were evaluated by 1-way-ANOVA and Tukey’s honestly significant difference (HSD). n = 3
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Campylobacter jejuni and Salmonella Typhimurium adhesion ability to 8E11 chicken enterocytes pre-incubated with sodium butyrate or butyric glycerides 8E11 enterocytes were preincubated, or not (CTRL: blue circles), for1 hour with sodium butyrate (SB: red circles) or butyric glycerides (BG: green circles) before being exposed for 3 h to C. jejuni or S. Typhimurium at 10 5 bacteria/mL ( A ) Average percentages (± SD) of C. jejuni adhesion quantified by cellELISA and reported to their maximal (100%) ability to adhere on 8E11 enterocytes in absence (blue) or presence and of treatments with sodium butyrate (red) or butyric glycerides (green) at 2 mM. ( B ) Average percentages (± SD) of S. Typhimurium adhesion quantified by cellELISA and reported to their maximal (100%) ability to adhere on 8E11 enterocytes in absence (blue) or presence of treatments with sodium butyrate (red) or butyric glycerides (green) at 2 mM. Statistical differences were evaluated by 1-way-ANOVA and Tukey’s honestly significant difference (HSD). n = 3

Journal: Veterinary Research Communications

Article Title: Butyric glycerides enhance resistance of chicken enterocytes to pathogen adhesion and cytotoxicity in vitro

doi: 10.1007/s11259-026-11108-4

Figure Lengend Snippet: Campylobacter jejuni and Salmonella Typhimurium adhesion ability to 8E11 chicken enterocytes pre-incubated with sodium butyrate or butyric glycerides 8E11 enterocytes were preincubated, or not (CTRL: blue circles), for1 hour with sodium butyrate (SB: red circles) or butyric glycerides (BG: green circles) before being exposed for 3 h to C. jejuni or S. Typhimurium at 10 5 bacteria/mL ( A ) Average percentages (± SD) of C. jejuni adhesion quantified by cellELISA and reported to their maximal (100%) ability to adhere on 8E11 enterocytes in absence (blue) or presence and of treatments with sodium butyrate (red) or butyric glycerides (green) at 2 mM. ( B ) Average percentages (± SD) of S. Typhimurium adhesion quantified by cellELISA and reported to their maximal (100%) ability to adhere on 8E11 enterocytes in absence (blue) or presence of treatments with sodium butyrate (red) or butyric glycerides (green) at 2 mM. Statistical differences were evaluated by 1-way-ANOVA and Tukey’s honestly significant difference (HSD). n = 3

Article Snippet: Micro-organism used in the study were obtained from the German Leibniz Institute (DSMZ) and correspond to S . Typhimurium (strain 14028; DSMZ, Germany) and C. jejuni (strain BAA-2151; DSMZ, Germany).

Techniques: Incubation, Bacteria