Human campylobacteriosis constitutes a zoonotic food-borne disease and a progressively
rising health burden of significant socioeconomic impact. We have recently shown that …

Conventional mice are protected from Campylobacter jejuni infection by the murine host-
specific gut microbiota composition. We here addressed whether peroral fecal microbiota …

Human Campylobacter-infections are progressively rising globally. However, the molecular
mechanisms underlying C. coli–host interactions are incompletely understood. In this study …

Background The zoonotic pathogen Campylobacter jejuni is a leading cause of bacterial
foodborne enterocolitis in humans worldwide. The understanding of immunopathology …

Enterocolitis caused by Campylobacter jejuni represents an important socioeconomic
burden worldwide. The host-specific intestinal microbiota is essential for maintaining …

The essential role of the intestinal microbiota in the well-functioning of host immunity
necessitates the investigation of species-specific impacts on this interplay. Aim of this study …

Background Although Campylobacter jejuni-infections have a high prevalence worldwide
and represent a significant socioeconomic burden, it is still not well understood how C. jejuni …

Background & Aims Campylobacter jejuni, a prevalent foodborne bacterial pathogen,
exploits the host innate response to induce colitis. Little is known about the roles of …

Introduction Campylobacter jejuni stands out as one of the leading causes of bacterial
enteritis. In contrast to humans, specific pathogen-free (SPF) laboratory mice display strict …

Campylobacter jejuni is a leading cause of human foodborne gastroenteritis worldwide. The
interactions between this pathogen and the intestinal microbiome within a host are of …