Influence of dietary fiber on microbial growth in vitro and bacterial translocation after burn injury in mice

Keyphrases

• Burn Injury 100%
• Bacterial Translocation 100%
• Growth in Vitro 100%
• Microbial Growth 100%
• Dietary Fiber 100%
• Lignin 100%
• Chitosan 80%
• Mesenteric Lymph Nodes 60%
• Cecum 60%
• Pectin 60%
• Liver 40%
• Cellulose-chitosan 40%
• In Vitro Techniques 20%
• Mouse Model 20%
• Total Body Surface Area 20%
• Spleen 20%
• Immunocompromised Patients 20%
• Day 14 20%
• Multiple Organ Failure 20%
• Enteric Bacteria 20%
• Traumatized Patients 20%
• Life-threatening Infections 20%
• Ad Libitum 20%
• Aerobic 20%
• Bacterial Overgrowth 20%
• Bacterial Population 20%
• Gut Flora 20%
• Kaolin 20%
• Lignin-cellulose 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Thermal Burn 100%
• In Vitro 100%
• Bacterial Translocation 100%
• Chitosan 100%
• Microbial Growth 100%
• Mesenteric Lymph Nodes 50%
• Cecum 50%
• Pectin 50%
• Gut 33%
• Infection 16%
• Body Surface 16%
• Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome 16%
• Enterobacteriaceae 16%
• Bacterial Overgrowth 16%
• Bactericidal Activity 16%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Bacterial Translocation 100%
• Microbial Growth 100%
• Cecum 75%
• Lymph Node 50%
• Mouse Model 25%
• Surface Area 25%
• Enterobacteriaceae 25%
• Bactericidal Activity 25%
• Body Surface 25%
• Bacterial Overgrowth 25%
• Spleen Lymph Node 25%
• Bacterial Population 25%
• Gut Flora 25%