This suggests that the infections were independent incidents, with no direct transmission between the two people. "Overall, ...

Therefore, most intracellular pathogen infections are associated with the activation of host AMPK. In this study, the researchers found that in the early stages of Yersinia infection, Yersinia can ...

The doctor issued a stern warning, advising against drinking or giving raw milk to children due to its potential to harbour ...

Tuberculosis, for instance, became airborne at some point. When the bacterium that causes plague, Yersinia pestis, became adapted to fleas, it could be spread by rats, which would not care about ...

Yet the highly infectious disease borne of the bacterium Yersinia pestis still persists ... choking off breathing. Infection in all forms can be fatal unless treated immediately with antibiotics ...

Intestinal infections can mimic the classic endoscopic and clinical (abdominal pain, diarrhea, and weight loss) features of IBD, and can present with identical extraintestinal manifestations (eg ...

A surface protease helps Yersinia pestis plow its way through ... is almost invariably fatal and typically progresses from infection to death within a few days. The rapidity with which the disease ...

While the infection is treatable with antibiotics ... and while several treaties are now in place outlawing its use, Yersinia pestis is regarded as a Category A organism - a threat to national ...

Yersinia enterocolitica A species of gram-negative bacteria. Infections result in severe diarrhea, hepatic or splenic abscesses, and can cause chronic inflammatory disease such as arthritis.

2024 年 6 月 6 日，中国科学院上海有机化学研究所生物与化学交叉研究中心许代超团队在 Nature Microbiology 在线发表了题为“ Yersinia infection induces glucose depletion and AMPK-dependent inhibition of pyroptosis in ...

Yersinia pestis is spread when fleas drink ... When the new host is a human, the bacteria enters human’s bloodstream and the infection causes plague. The ruins of a caravan stop on the old ...

Giardiasis, a parasitic disease, and infections from the Yersinia bacterium, could also pose health risks in rivers. Both had been named as a possible cause of Amakusa symptoms by some medical ...