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enteric

[en-ter-ik] / ɛnˈtɛr ɪk /


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“They know that they’re at risk for these waterborne enteric bacteria and we haven’t seen the washing stations have a great effect.”

From Seattle Times

The researchers from the University of Alberta in Canada think the medication blocks an enzyme produced by the feline enteric coronavirus, preventing it from reproducing, hence stopping the feline infectious peritonitis.

From Fox News

The human enteric nervous system encompasses a complex network of an estimated 108 neurons, which are essential for regulating many gut functions, including blood flow and the movement of the intestine’s contents3.

From Nature

Two sources account for most of this burden: 45 percent comes from feed production, 39 percent from the methane produced by ruminants in the course of enteric fermentation.

From Salon

“Young children are less hygienic than older persons, and these enteric germs obviously spread more readily among children because they spread it easily among each other,” said Schaffner.

From Fox News