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Meanings of intestinal barrier in English
Spanish
barrera mucoso intestinal The intestinal mucosal barrier, also referred to as intestinal barrier, refers to the property of the intestinal mucosa that ensures adequate containment of undesirable luminal contents within the intestine while preserving the ability to absorb nutrients.
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Currently, almost all assessment methods of the intestinal barrier function are invasive.
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Conclusions: Ghrelin prevented the breakdown of intestinal barrier function in DSS-induced colitis.
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These findings indicate a central role of ESRP1-regulated AS for intestinal barrier integrity.
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Expression of intestinal barrier-related genes was slightly higher in human microbiota-mice.
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Goblet cells play a pivotal role in the intestinal barrier against pathogenic bacteria.
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Expression of intestinal barrier function was investigated by measuring Claudin-7.
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A. muciniphila promotes intestinal barrier integrity and ameliorates experimental ALD.
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Importantly, Bl 7952 improved intestinal barrier function as demonstrated by reduced FITC-dextran levels in serum.
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The antibiotic-loaded PLGA-NPs were also able to cross an in vitro model of intestinal barrier.
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In conclusion, E. coli infection degrades intestinal barrier integrity but smectite A may enhance it.
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The protective effects of ghrelin on intestinal barrier function were mediated by its receptor GHSR-1a.
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Hepatic injury is associated with a defective intestinal barrier and increased hepatic exposure to bacterial products.
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Carotenoids may provide a better marker for disrupted intestinal barrier function than retinol-binding protein or retinol.
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This suggests that the intestinal barrier is very important for detoxification of orally exposures of PAHs.
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These studies show the feasibility of therapeutically targeting miR-122a in vivo to preserve the intestinal barrier.
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These data shed new light on the potential role of peroperative circulatory perturbation and intestinal barrier loss.
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