Complement‐mediated bactericidal activity of human milk to a serum‐susceptible strain of E. coli 0111
MO Ogundele - Journal of applied microbiology, 1999 - academic.oup.com
There has been a lot of controversy concerning the physiological significance of the
complement system in human breast‐milk. This is mainly due to the observation that human …
complement system in human breast‐milk. This is mainly due to the observation that human …
Anti-complement activities of human breast-milk
MO Ogundele - Inflammation Research, 1999 - Springer
Objective and Design: It has long been observed that the human milk possesses significant
anti-inflammatory properties, while simultaneously protecting the infant against many …
anti-inflammatory properties, while simultaneously protecting the infant against many …
Detection and characterisation of Complement protein activity in bovine milk by bactericidal sequestration assay
S Maye, C Stanton, GF Fitzgerald… - Journal of Dairy …, 2015 - cambridge.org
While the Complement protein system in human milk is well characterised, there is little
information on its presence and activity in bovine milk. Complement forms part of the innate …
information on its presence and activity in bovine milk. Complement forms part of the innate …
Assessment of hemolytic and bactericidal complement activities in normal and mastitic bovine milk
P Rainard, B Poutrel, JP Caffin - Journal of Dairy Science, 1984 - Elsevier
Bactericidal and hemolytic complement activities were investigated in 51 quarter milk
samples of 13 cows in late lactation. Hemolytic activity was in all of the samples but one …
samples of 13 cows in late lactation. Hemolytic activity was in all of the samples but one …
Role and significance of the complement system in mucosal immunity: particular reference to the human breast milk complement
MO Ogundele - Immunology and Cell Biology, 2001 - Wiley Online Library
The complement system plays an important role in a host's defence mechanisms, such as in
immune bacteriolysis, neutralization of viruses, immune adherence, immunoconglutination …
immune bacteriolysis, neutralization of viruses, immune adherence, immunoconglutination …
Deposition of complement components on Streptococcus agalactiae in bovine milk in the absence of inflammation
P Rainard, B Poutrel - Infection and immunity, 1995 - Am Soc Microbiol
Bovine milk is generally considered to be almost devoid of complement, on the basis of
undetectable hemolytic activity, unless inflammation recruits plasma components. This study …
undetectable hemolytic activity, unless inflammation recruits plasma components. This study …
Activation and deposition of human breast-milk complement C3 opsonins on serum sensitive Escherichia coli 0111
MO Ogundele - Journal of reproductive immunology, 2000 - Elsevier
Little is known about the physiological roles and contribution of the human breast-milk
complement system in the protection of both the maternal mammary gland and the nursing …
complement system in the protection of both the maternal mammary gland and the nursing …
The role of complement and antibodies in the impaired bactericidal activity of neonatal sera against gram-negative bacteria.
S Jankowski - Acta Microbiologica Polonica, 1995 - europepmc.org
The bactericidal action of serum is one of the mechanisms protecting higher organisms from
infection by gram-negative bacteria. Complement (C) activation by the classical or …
infection by gram-negative bacteria. Complement (C) activation by the classical or …
Bacterial inhibitors in milk and other biological secretions, with special reference to the complement/antibody, transferrin/lactoferrin and lactoperoxidase/thiocyanate …
B Reiter - 1976 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Bacterial inhibitors in milk are reviewed under the headings: complement mediated
bactericidal activity of specific antibodies in colostrum and postcolostral milk; inhibition of …
bactericidal activity of specific antibodies in colostrum and postcolostral milk; inhibition of …
Antimicrobial factors in milk‐a review
B Ekstrand - Food Biotechnology, 1989 - Taylor & Francis
Milk contains a number of immunoprotective and antimicrobial agents, aimed at the
protection of the newborn animal. It contains specific immunoglobulins as well as non …
protection of the newborn animal. It contains specific immunoglobulins as well as non …