| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - into the intestinal lumen, where they interact with specific bacterial receptors and increase bacterial growth, adherence to the mucosa, penetration into the interstitial space and lymphatics within the intestinal wall, and virulence.[40, 44] The net effect of all these alterations is an increased translocation of bacteria and bacterial products from the intestinal lumen to the submucosal lymphati
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