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Microbiología del tubo digestivo
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La colonización microbiana del tracto digestivo comienza nada más nacer y la composición de la microflora intestinal se parece a la de los adultos ya en las primeras semanas de vida (Osbaldiston y Stowe, 1971). El desarrollo de la microflora en los gatitos es comparable al de otras especies: entre los primeros organismos que colonizan el tubo digestivo de los gatitos se encuentran Clostridium perfringens, Escherichia coli y estreptococos. La flora intestinal de los gatos se caracteriza por un número relativamente elevado de Clostridium perfringens y de clostridios lecitinasa-negativos, lo que probablemente refleja la naturaleza carnívora de la dieta. La microflora intestinal suele mantener un equilibrio auto-estable simbiótico con el organismo huésped (Strombeck, 1996a). La concentración bacteriana es elevada en todo el tubo digestivo de los gatos sanos y una densidad bacteriana, principalmente de bacte- rias anaerobias, de 1012/g de heces, es normal. […]
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1Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Berlin University, Berlin, Germany. 2AFVAC, Paris, France.
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