Substantial decreases in the number and diversity of microbiota during chemotherapy-induced gastrointestinal mucositis in a rat model

Keyphrases

• Chemotherapy-induced 100%
• Intestinal mucositis 100%
• Rat Model 100%
• Microbiota 100%
• Mucositis 100%
• Methotrexate 60%
• Plasma Citrulline 40%
• Villus Length 40%
• Microbial Intervention 40%
• Acute Myeloid Leukemia 20%
• Leukemia Patients 20%
• Food Intake 20%
• Anticancer Treatment 20%
• Intervention Studies 20%
• Commensal 20%
• Fluorescence in Situ Hybridization 20%
• Diarrhea 20%
• After Injection 20%
• Feces 20%
• Microbial Changes 20%
• Universal Probe 20%
• Human Studies 20%
• Bacteroides 20%
• Intestinal Bacteria 20%
• Potential Pathogens 20%
• Between-day 20%
• Intervention Targets 20%
• Early Findings 20%
• Jejunum Histology 20%
• Microbiota Alteration 20%
• Anaerobic Organisms 20%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Rat Model 100%
• Microflora 100%
• Methotrexate 75%
• Blood Plasma 50%
• Rat 50%
• Myeloid 25%
• Intestine Flora 25%
• Fluorescence in Situ Hybridization 25%
• Infectious Agent 25%
• Streptococcus 25%
• Anaerobe 25%
• Bacteroides 25%
• Feces 25%
• Bacterium 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Mucositis 100%
• Chemotherapy 100%
• Microflora 100%
• Methotrexate 37%
• Plasma Citrulline 25%
• Bacterium 25%
• Acute Myeloid Leukemia 12%
• Food Intake 12%
• Intervention Study 12%
• Pathogen 12%
• Diarrhea 12%
• Fluorescence in Situ Hybridization 12%
• Streptococcus 12%
• Feces 12%
• Human Study 12%
• Bacteroides 12%
• Histology 12%
• Injection 12%