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The characterization and pathological significance of gastric campylobacter-like organisms in the ferret: a model for chronic gastritis?

  • D. S. Tompkins (a1), J. I. Wyatt (a2), B. J. Rathbone (a3) and A. P. West (a1)
Summary

Gastric campylobacter-like organisms (CLO) were isolated from gastric tissues removed at sacrifice from 17 mature ferrets; all animals were colonized, but no macroscopic mucosal lesions or histological features of chronic gastritis were seen. The isolates resembled Campylobacter pylori in many cultural and biochemical characteristics, and produced substantial urease activity, but there were sufficient differences from C. pylori to suggest that ferret gastric CLO represents a separate species. Comparison of human C. pylori and ferret gastric CLO may help to clucidate the pathogenicity of the former in patients with gastritis, and the ferret may serve as a useful animal model for the study of C. pylori infection.

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