… difficile (formerly Clostridium difficile) infection is a … of infection dynamics such as by protecting
against subsequent exposure or shifting immune responses due to multiple sources of C. …

… Clostridium difficile infection is an emblematic example of how a normal and physiological
composition of the human microbiome can play a very important role in immune defense …

… immune responses, adaptive immune responses, and the link between innate and adaptive
immune responses of the host against CDI… The other major determinants of CDI, such as C. …

… and can increase the survival of senescent cells; fourth, Tcds block mobility and induce
apoptosis in immune cells recruited at the infection site; and finally, after remission from primary …

… difficile infection, such as the inflammatory state, and abnormalities of the microbiome and
of the immune system; (2) for the enhancement of the cytotoxic activity of TcdB +Cks; and (3) …

… In this review, we consider how integration of microbiome and host immune systems biology
data may aid in the clinical diagnosis of CDI when validated against gold standard testing …

… C. difficile infection (CDI) is the primary hospital-acquired infection in North America and
Europe, and it now is a global disease. Even with newer laboratory tests, there still is confusion …

… —thus addressing an important clinical diagnostic conundrum. … susceptibility of an at risk
patient to develop or redevelop Clostridium difficile infection.” NRP has acted as a paid speaker …

… difficile, previously referred to as Clostridium difficile (C. … difficile infection typically occurs in
adults after the use of … is likely attributed to a weaker immune system and the presence of co-…

… promising results in the treatment of recurrent Clostridium difficile infection [36]. To date, …
presenting with recurrent Clostridium difficile (rCDI) with subsequent loss of C. difficile and its …