Impact of Killed Probiotics on Intestinal Immunity in Preterm Neonates
Asmaa Omar Mohamed;
Abstract
Probiotics are defined as non pathogenic organisms in food supply (ingested microbes) that are capable of conferring a health benefit to the host by modifying gut microbial ecology.
Although probiotics appear to be safe in neonate, concern about the rare
Although probiotics appear to be safe in neonate, concern about the rare
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| Title | Impact of Killed Probiotics on Intestinal Immunity in Preterm Neonates | Other Titles | تاثير المدعمات الحيوية الغير حية على مناعة امعاء الاطفال المبتسرين | Authors | Asmaa Omar Mohamed | Keywords | Impact of Killed Probiotics on Intestinal Immunity in Preterm Neonates | Issue Date | 2010 | Description | Probiotics are defined as non pathogenic organisms in food supply (ingested microbes) that are capable of conferring a health benefit to the host by modifying gut microbial ecology. Although probiotics appear to be safe in neonate, concern about the rare |
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