Significance of Ammonia in the Genesis of Gastric Epithelial Lesions Induced by Helicobacter pylori: An in vitro Study with Different Bacterial Strains and Urea Concentrations

Patrizia Sommi,Vittorio Ricci,R. Fiocca,Marco Romano,Kevin J. Ivey,Emanuela Cova,Enrico Solcia,Ulderico Ventura

Significance of Ammonia in the Genesis of Gastric Epithelial Lesions Induced by Helicobacter pylori: An in vitro Study with Different Bacterial Strains and Urea Concentrations

1996

Patrizia Sommi
Vittorio Ricci
R. Fiocca
Marco Romano
Kevin J. Ivey
Emanuela Cova
Enrico Solcia
Ulderico Ventura

Two Helicobacter pylori products cause cell damage both in vivo and in vitro: ammonia, from bacterial urease activity, and a vacuolating toxin named VacA. In this in vitro study, th

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Acetohydroxamic acid
Urea
In vivo
Cell damage
Helicobacter pylori
Urease
Biochemistry
Bacteria
Biology
Cell culture
Microbiology
In vitro
Toxin

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