... of flagella to pathogenesis, and studies of homogene nonmotility flagellate-negative mutants (flaD mutations) have shown that their ability to settle the urethra of mice is significantly lower than that of their parents [ 43 ]. To some extent, the production of flagella also promotes the invasion of PM...

...H. Rüttgers; E.M. Grischke The prevalence, pathogenesis and clinical aspects of bacterial infections of the female urinary tract are described and the efficacy of therapies used at present is discussed. Based on a retrospective compilation of data on 142 female patients with urinary tract...

... to in the content or advertisements. Bacteria Bacterial antigen Human Electron microscopy Immunohistochemistry Pathogenesis Xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis Urol. int. 36: 335-340 (1981) Xanthogranulomatous Pyelonephritis An Immunohistochemical and Ultrastructural Study on the Occurrence...

... is not in the strict sense impossible, but often an artifact. About 10% of homocygotic cystinuria patients never suffer an actual stone disease. Pathogenesis: It is obvious that for stone formation urinary supersaturation alone is not sufficient. Besides the well-known inhibitors like citrate, magnesium...