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Increased cysteine-protease activity in fecal supernatants from constipated IBS-C patients leads to occludin enzymatic degradation in colonic mucosa

R Róka, A Annaházi, V Bezirard, H Eutamene, L Ferrier, P Ducrotté, O Inczefi, A Rosztóczy, G Ollé, K Gecse, T Molnár, T Piche, V Theodorou, L Bueno, T Wittmann · Zeitschrift für Gastroenterologie · Ausgabe 05/2011

DOI 10.1055/s-0031-1278504

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Autor:innenR Róka, A Annaházi, V Bezirard, H Eutamene, L Ferrier, P Ducrotté, O Inczefi, A Rosztóczy, G Ollé, K Gecse, T Molnár, T Piche, V Theodorou, L Bueno, T Wittmann
ZeitschriftZeitschrift für Gastroenterologie
Ausgabe05/2011
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Background and aims: We have previously demonstrated that (i) fecal cysteine-protease (CP) activity is elevated only in constipated IBS (IBS-C) patients among IBS subtypes and (ii) repeated mucosal exposure to this luminal factor enhances colorectal sensitivity and increases intestinal permeability in mice via the degradation of occludin. We aimed to further explore if IBS-C fecal supernatant is able to degrade the…

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R Róka, A Annaházi, V Bezirard, H Eutamene, L Ferrier, P Ducrotté, O Inczefi, A Rosztóczy, G Ollé, K Gecse, T Molnár, T Piche, V Theodorou, L Bueno, T Wittmann (2011) Increased cysteine-protease activity in fecal supernatants from constipated IBS-C patients leads to occludin enzymatic degradation in colonic mucosa. Zeitschrift für Gastroenterologie (05). https://doi.org/10.1055/s-0031-1278504

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