Adherence of in the pathogenesis of urinary tract infections in diabetic mice Free

Abstract

. The adherence of to bladder epithelial cells of mice with alloxan-induced diabetes was studied. adhered more strongly to the bladder epithelial cells of diabetic mice than to those of normal mice both and . The susceptibility of diabetic mice to urinary tract infection may be due to an increased adhesive capacity of bladder epithelial cells.

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