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Mucosal Opened Cavities as the Organ of Increased Resistance and Effectiveness

M. V. Lakhtin, V. M. Lakhtin, S. S. Afanasiev, V. A. Aleshkin

Journal of Advances in Biology & Biotechnology · pp. 1–10 · Published 17 Nov 2016

10.9734/JABB/2016/27478

Abstract

New aspects of human mucosal cavity protection systems are under consideration. On the basis of own data it was suggested that mucosal cavities function as mucosal organs. New players of mucosal organ were proposed. They included system probiotic lectins and probiotic microorganisms, and system synthetic polymeric multivalence pattern glycoconjugates. Resulting interacting biotope pro/synbiotic system of microbes, lectins and glycoconjugates (mucin-like or imitating, antigens and others) was suggested to communicate to other glycoconjugates-recognizing molecules and receptors of the human higher hierarchic protection systems. Conception of functioning mucosal organs is supported by own proposals, strategies, approaches, methods and algorithms. The data are also useful for constructing biotope pro/synbiotic microbiocenoses for application in medical biotechnology.  

Mucosal organ mucosal barrier biotope microbiocenosis probiotic lectin glycoconjugate antimicrobial synbiotic system leader microorganism pathogen

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