肠道机会性病原体通过提高溶酸胆和诱导炎症,导致高海拔肺

Xianduo Sun1, Gaosheng Hu1, Yuting Li2

  • 1Department of Traditional Chinese Materia Medica, Shenyang Pharmaceutical University, Shenyang, Liaoning, China.

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概括

肠道细菌会影响高海拔肺 (HAPE). 特定的细菌,如Klebsiella和大肠杆菌恶化HAPE,而共生菌通过降低炎症和溶酸胆水平来提供保护.

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