This video will cover the main points of the 4 categories of E.Coli. Included are enteropathogenic, enterohemorrhagic, enteroinvasive, and enterotoxigenic.
Thanks to your insightful and informative lecture, I now understand the type of E.Coli strain the Mexican restaurant I visited six days ago put on my plate along with the refried beans. 😳🤦🏻♀️😭
ETEC has 2 different types of toxins, one is a heat-labile toxin (LT) and the other is heat-stable toxin (ST). The first one increases AMPc in the host cell, and the second one increases GMPc. Both of them result in an enhanced secretion of water and electrolytes. Which one is the SI toxin? I've never listened about it
Very interesting! I was wondering it ETEC causes salt to be released through one's salivary glands. I often get a strong taste of salt in my mouth when I have an infection. Doctors have not been able to tell me what that is but it makes logical sense that if there is lysis of salt and water that it might lyse through the mouth as well as through other orrifices.
Greetings! Can you tell me some natural treatment for EPEC? My kid suffers of it for a while. I won;t give him juices anymore :( I'm fed up with antibiotics cures that doctors prescribe us. Please help asap! Thank you!
There aren't natural treatments. Only way to stop/prevent is antibiotics and making sure you're being clean. I'd say the cause needs to be investigated in case its a food related intolerance or other medical condition. Could be IBS. Or E.coli could be antibiotic-resistant. But for the love of all things mighty... do not go "natural".
One comment as I had a now late friend do this as well there two different types of uppercase letters. serif and sanserif. A serif is the end pieces sort of like winglets. Usually they match serif letters are all serif and likewise sanserif are usually well without serifs! WHY people mix in sanserif the serif 'I'. Thus making an uppercase (capital) look like the end of a steel girder! In Europe where I am from never mixes in serifed 'I's with sanserif letters. We generally use ALL matching capital letters either serif, or sanserif. Looks more educated as well. I could never understand Americans using serif 'I's only! Maybe because the numeral one is just a straight line like a sanserif 'I'. We usually put a little 'flag' on top left of the numeral one designate it is a one and not the letter I. We also cross our sevens as well. This not to confuse a 7 with a 1 - especially in handwriting. Otherwise your dissertation was spot on! BTW I am suffering from ETEC right now, always having to run for the great White Porcelain Throne with the backside squirts!
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Thanks to your insightful and informative lecture, I now understand the type of E.Coli strain the Mexican restaurant I visited six days ago put on my plate along with the refried beans. 😳🤦🏻♀️😭
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ETEC has 2 different types of toxins, one is a heat-labile toxin (LT) and the other is heat-stable toxin (ST). The first one increases AMPc in the host cell, and the second one increases GMPc. Both of them result in an enhanced secretion of water and electrolytes. Which one is the SI toxin? I've never listened about it
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What about enteroaggressive E.coli?
Bacteriology is so fun gosh
Very interesting! I was wondering it ETEC causes salt to be released through one's salivary glands. I often get a strong taste of salt in my mouth when I have an infection. Doctors have not been able to tell me what that is but it makes logical sense that if there is lysis of salt and water that it might lyse through the mouth as well as through other orrifices.
We eat E.Coli, no literally. Bacteriophages are the chicken grit of the large intestine.
i had epec ecoli and was gone in three days with 1g od azythromaxine for 3 days
Uti E. coli does antibiotics help get rid of it?
This came up on my stool test, is it normal to have ?
what different between e coli and e coli o157 h7
bro for eiec in the book says hemolysin as a toxin
Greetings! Can you tell me some natural treatment for EPEC? My kid suffers of it for a while. I won;t give him juices anymore :( I'm fed up with antibiotics cures that doctors prescribe us. Please help asap! Thank you!
Did you get an answer to this question? I would be interested.
There aren't natural treatments. Only way to stop/prevent is antibiotics and making sure you're being clean. I'd say the cause needs to be investigated in case its a food related intolerance or other medical condition. Could be IBS. Or E.coli could be antibiotic-resistant. But for the love of all things mighty... do not go "natural".
what is the difference between ETEC and EPEC?
Sourav Diasi ETEC makes use of toxins while EPEC attaches to the microvilli
I'm 20 years old, and they found Enteropathogenic e. Coli I have been really sick for almost a year with it and can't get rid of it
Hi how are you doing ? I’m going thru this right now I have been with diarrhea for year and I have this . Have you gotten rid of it ?
I’m dealing with this too. Did you figure it out?
@@teletoby7 I am also suffering from this since last year . How are you now ?
@@RahulKumar-gm3xx did you found any cure
I have EPEC. Can you tell me more?
Did you ever get rid of it?
@@teletoby7 i had epec ecoli and was gone in three days with 1g od azythromaxine for 3 days
what about vtec etc?
VTEC is the same as EHEC
Epec?
EAEC What about this..
shiga like* shigella is its own species
One comment as I had a now late friend do this as well there two different types of uppercase letters. serif and sanserif. A serif is the end pieces sort of like winglets. Usually they match serif letters are all serif and likewise sanserif are usually well without serifs! WHY people mix in sanserif the serif 'I'. Thus making an uppercase (capital) look like the end of a steel girder! In Europe where I am from never mixes in serifed 'I's with sanserif letters. We generally use ALL matching capital letters either serif, or sanserif. Looks more educated as well. I could never understand Americans using serif 'I's only! Maybe because the numeral one is just a straight line like a sanserif 'I'. We usually put a little 'flag' on top left of the numeral one designate it is a one and not the letter I. We also cross our sevens as well. This not to confuse a 7 with a 1 - especially in handwriting.
Otherwise your dissertation was spot on! BTW I am suffering from ETEC right now, always having to run for the great White Porcelain Throne with the backside squirts!