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| | *Most chicken carcasses contaminated, leading to food poisoning and enterocolitis in people from uncooked meat | | *Most chicken carcasses contaminated, leading to food poisoning and enterocolitis in people from uncooked meat |
| | *Colonisation, attachment and invasion of colonic enterocytes; toxin production | | *Colonisation, attachment and invasion of colonic enterocytes; toxin production |
| − | *Necrosis of colonic absorptive epithelial cells, erosion of mucosa, crypt abscesses, inflammatory infiltrate of [[Neutrophils - WikiBlood|neutrophils]] into mucosa causes colitis | + | *Necrosis of colonic absorptive epithelial cells, erosion of mucosa, crypt abscesses, inflammatory infiltrate of [[Neutrophils|neutrophils]] into mucosa causes colitis |
| | *Enteritis and diarrhoea in susceptible dogs; treatment with enrofloxacin | | *Enteritis and diarrhoea in susceptible dogs; treatment with enrofloxacin |
| | *Causes abortion in ewes | | *Causes abortion in ewes |
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| | ** Crypt abscesses | | ** Crypt abscesses |
| | ** Infiltration of inflammatory cells into the mucosa. | | ** Infiltration of inflammatory cells into the mucosa. |
| − | *** Primarily [[Neutrophils - WikiBlood|neutrophils]]. | + | *** Primarily [[Neutrophils|neutrophils]]. |
| | * Functional flagella are important as virulence factors. | | * Functional flagella are important as virulence factors. |
| | ** Non-flagellate campylobacter do not colonise in vivo, and are less invasive in vitro. | | ** Non-flagellate campylobacter do not colonise in vivo, and are less invasive in vitro. |
| | * Diagnosed by laboratory diagnosis. | | * Diagnosed by laboratory diagnosis. |
| | [[Category:Enteritis,_Bacterial]] | | [[Category:Enteritis,_Bacterial]] |