ROLE OF IMMUNOGLOBULIN G (IgG) FROM THE INDUCTION OF Escherichia coli PILI ADHESION PROTEIN ISOLATED FROM INFERTILE MALE SEMEN WITH 32.2 KDA MOLECULAR WEIGHT AS OPSONIN AND ANTI-ADHESION AN IN VITRO Escherichia coli INFECTION
Abstract:Escherichia coli (E. coli), a major cause of male genital tract infections, is asymptomatic and may result in male infertility. We have succeeded in isolating and characterizing proteins of E. Pili coli isolates from semen of infertile men who function as adhesin with a molecular weight (MW) 32.2 kDa. This study aims to prove the ability of IgG results adhesion proteins induced pili of E. MW coli 32.2 kDa as opsonin to determine the value of the activity and phagocytic capacity and as an anti- adhesion by calc… Show more
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