Using lactobacillus as epithelial adhesive.
The invention concerns the use of lactobacillus plantarum HAVE A SPECIFIC adhesin MANOSA FOR PREPARING A PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION inhibits the binding of pathogenic BACTERIA EXPRESSING ADHESINS MANOSA SPECIFIC CELL SURFACE ON SKIN. A strain of Lactobacillus plantarum MAY BE USED IN THE INVENTION BONDS BILLS coated agarose D-mannose, AND BELONGS TO A GROUP PREFERABLY L. plantarum more than 70% similarity to L. plantarum 299 IN TERMS OF REA. The invention relates FURTHER USE OF SUCH STRAINS FOR PREPARING A PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITION WHICH IS USED IN curative and / or prophylactic treatment of Bacterial Translocation, gastroenteritis and other diseases caused by pathogenic BACTERIA EXPRESSING ADHESINS mannose-specific.
In this review, we provide a current reference on disease resistance in insect societies. We start with the genetics of immunity in the context of behavioral and physiological processes and scale up levels of biological organization until we reach populations. A significant component of this review focuses on Apis mellifera and its role as a model system for studies on social immunity. We additionally review the models that have been applied to disease transmission in social insects and elucidate areas for future study in the field of social immunity.