THE TRANTHE TRANSMEMBRANE SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION INHEp<sup>-2</sup> CELLSINDUCED BY BACTERIAL ADHERENCE

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THE TRANTHE TRANSMEMBRANE SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION INHEp^-2 CELLSINDUCED BY BACTERIAL ADHERENCE

中国医学科学杂志（英文版） 2000年0卷第1期页码：20-23

Updated：2024-04-10

- THE TRANTHE TRANSMEMBRANE SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION INHEp^-2 CELLSINDUCED BY BACTERIAL ADHERENCE
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  This research was supported by the National Foundation ofNatural Sciences(NO.3947001)
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  中图分类号： R378
- 纸质出版日期：2000
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THE TRANTHE TRANSMEMBRANE SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION INHEp^-2 CELLSINDUCED BY BACTERIAL ADHERENCE[J]. 中国医学科学杂志（英文版）, 2000,0(1):20-23.

Department of Etiology and Department of Pharmacology[J]. Chinese medical sciences journal, 2000, 0(1): 20-23.
THE TRANTHE TRANSMEMBRANE SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION INHEp^-2 CELLSINDUCED BY BACTERIAL ADHERENCE[J]. 中国医学科学杂志（英文版）, 2000,0(1):20-23. DOI：

Department of Etiology and Department of Pharmacology[J]. Chinese medical sciences journal, 2000, 0(1): 20-23. DOI：

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In order to understand the role of transmembrane signal transduction of host cells in the early steps of infection

the adherence of E. coli to HEp 2 cells and the change of activity of phospholipase C γ （PLC γ） induced by the adherence were investigated.The adherence of enteropathogenic E.coli （EPEC）

strain E.7

induced a significant increase of inositol triphosphat （IP 3） level in HEp 2 cells. The adherence of the bacteria and the increase of IP 3 was kinetically correlated. Whereas the increase of IP 3 level induced by the adherence of the control strain EPEC （H511）

a non piliated strain

was much meager than that by E7

a piliated strain. The results highlighted an important role of transmembrane signals like IP 3 in the pathogenesis of EPEC.

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