Consumption of mite‐ripened cheese did not impair the physiological status of both the non‐immunosuppressed and immunosuppressed mice
Michelle M Carvalho,
Alex Sander Cangussu,
Hélio de Sousa Brito
et al.
Abstract:Cheese mites environment infestations have been recurrent and well‐known for a long time. Nevertheless, studies aiming to evaluate consumption safety have not yet been conducted, causing legislation in many countries to prohibit and destroy this type of product when detected. Here, we evaluated whether feeding upon cheeses ripened with Tyrophagus putrescentiae (Acari: Acaridae) mites would impair the physiological status of non‐immunosuppressed and immunosuppressed (cyclophosphamide‐treated) mice. Our results … Show more
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