Irritable xoronian can increase the incidence of cancer

In a recent study, a possible relationship between two strains of Coli’s coli bacteria, high pace of colon, bladder and prostate bacteria in industrialized countries, such as the United Kingdom, was revealed. The results of the study, published on Thursday, the Lancet microbe, indicate that the target of these strains with treatments or vaccines can reduce the risk of infection with these cancers. The researchers, from the “Wilkum singer” and “Helsinki University”, focused on two strains of the Coli’s coli bacteria that cause a substance known as colipactin, and it was found that this substance caused damage to the DNA of human cells, and the signs of this damage were discovered in monsters of colon cancer. Colon cancer interacts with colonctine with DNA molecules in the cells, leading to the formation of abnormal bindings, or the incidence of double fractures in the DNA chains, and when the body tries to recover this damage can occur during the recovery process, leading to DNA mutations, which is the main catalyst for the growth of abnormal cells and the development of abnormal cells. Colibackein is produced by these bacterial stems in the digestive system, and if secreted, it is absorbed by the cells in the intestines as it directly causes damage. In the study, conducted on monsters of colon cancer crops, a certain pattern of DNA damage was found, which corresponds to the damage caused by Colipakin, which is a strong proof of the role of causing cancer. These strains are also responsible for urinary tract infections and bloodstream infections in industrialized countries, which emphasize its importance as a major cause of disease. The researchers compared the rate of cancer to genetic monitoring data of the Eschronic irritable Macements in countries such as the United Kingdom, Norway, Pakistan and Bangladesh. The higher consumption of red meat and the results showed that the two strains produced for Cholebachete are more common in industrial countries, where the rate of colon, bladder and prostate cancer increases. The researchers do not know exactly the reason for the spread of these strains in the most important industrial countries, but they expect the high consumption of red and manufactured meat to increase the exposure of the digestive tract to the bacteria producing cholbackin, which creates an appropriate environment for growth. The use of antibiotics as intense and uncontrolled use for antibiotics kills some beneficial bacterial strains that may compete with these strains, giving it an advantage for survival and distribution. In contrast, the tribes were less common in countries with fewer resources, such as Pakistan and Bangladesh, where the infection rate with these cancers decreases. The researchers pointed out that the focus on these two strains can have significant health benefits, and it contains possible options: the development of vaccines, or treatment products that help displaces these strains of human intestines, reducing the exposure of the population to cholbacin and reducing the risk of cancer. Outing these strains can also reduce the burden of infections associated with it, reducing the need to use antibiotics, and reducing the risk of antibiotic resistance. The researchers believe that this study provides a new view of the relationship between human microbium and public health. The researchers say that the understanding of how the different coli tribes affects man gives us a better image of disease, and that we can investigate new methods of prevention and treatment. The researchers believe that the expansion of genetic research and the improvement of collaboration between cancer and microbium experts in the future could lead to major health innovations.