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New Insights into Gastrointestinal Anthrax Infection #MMPMID25577136
Owen JL; Yang T; Mohamadzadeh M
Trends Mol Med 2015[Mar]; 21 (3): 154-63 PMID25577136show ga
Bacterial infections are the primary cause of gastrointestinal (GI) disorders in both developing and developed countries, and are particularly dangerous for infants and children. Bacillus anthracis is the ?archetype zoonotic? pathogen; no other infectious disease affects such a broad range of species, including humans. Importantly, there are more case reports of GI anthrax infection in children than inhalational disease. Early diagnosis is difficult and widespread systemic disease develops rapidly. This review highlights new findings concerning the roles of the gut epithelia, commensal microbiota, and innate lymphoid cells in initiation of disease and systemic dissemination in animal models of GI anthrax, the understanding of which is crucial to designing alternative therapies that target establishment of infection.