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Adherencia bacteriana a linfocitos humanos y murinos

Authors: Alvarez de Cienfuegos, G.; Ruiz-Bravo, A.; Ramos-Cormenzana, A.;

Adherencia bacteriana a linfocitos humanos y murinos

Abstract

Hemos estudiado la capacidad de adherencia selectiva a distintas subpoblaciones linfocitarias humanas y murinas de diferentes cepas bacterianas pertenecientes a distintos géneros y especies. Las cepas pertenecientes al género Bacillus tienen, en general gran capacidad de unión a la superficie linfocitaria murina. Otras especies que presentan interesantes propiedades de adherencia son: Staphylococcus epidermidis, S. aurcus, Yersinia enterocolitica y Sporosarcina halophila. En el ensayo de adherencia a linfocitos humanos solo Y. enterocolitica y S. halophila se unen a ellos, aunque en ninguno de los casos de forma selectiva.

We have studied the capacity for a selective adherence to different human and murine lymphoid subpopulation of bacterial strains belonging to different genera and species. The strains of the genus Bacillus normally have a great capacity to bind to the murine lumphoid surfaces. Other strains with interesting adherence properties are Staphylococcus epidermidis, S. aurcus, Yersinia enterocolitica and Sporosarcina halophila. In the assay of adherence to human lumphocytes only Y. enterocolitica and S. halophila show binding capacity although in any one of cases in selective way.

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