Intestinal Parasitic Infection-Induced Intestinal Wall Cytoskeleton Dysfunction in Diabetes Mellitus

Chidi Njemanze, Philip; C. Darlington, Chinwendu; E. Onuchukwu, Joy; E. Ukeje, Nneoma; Amadi, Anthonia; U. Mgbenu, Chinenye; O. Mezu, Clinton; C. Anaele, Juliet; O. Okoro, Mercy; Nneke, Esther; C. Ofoegbu, Clara; C. Mbara, Lilian; A. Onweni, Ijeoma; C. Iwuagwu, Benedicta; Amuchie, Marvis; O. Uzoma, Linda; N. Ojilere, Faustina; O. Ukaegbu, Chidimma

doi:10.4103/njgp.njgp_9_22

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Intestinal Parasitic Infection-Induced Intestinal Wall Cytoskeleton Dysfunction in Diabetes Mellitus

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Philip Chidi Njemanze

Chinwendu C. Darlington

Joy E. Onuchukwu

Abstract

Background: The gastrointestinal tract (GIT) could harbor intestinal parasitic infections (IPIs) alongside a dense and diverse microbial community, termed GIT microbiome. We examined the role of IPI-related changes in intestinal echoanatomy in the pathophysiology of type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM). ...

Subject

Diabetes mellitus

Cytoskeleton

Medicine

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