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--- home:pathogenesis:transmission [01.12.2020] – [Transmission of bacteria and onset of chronic disease] sallieq
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 [[home:special:tissue_donation|Donation of blood, bone marrow, organs or other tissues]] transmits pathogens between donor and recipient - even, in the case of blood donation, when there is an attempt to filter blood. At an average of around 0.01 microns in diameter, L-form bacteria are small enough to pass through even the finest of filters.((Mattman, L. 2000. Cell Wall Deficient Forms: Stealth Pathogens. CRC Press. Boca Raton, FL.))
-Organs and tissue from sarcoidosis patients have been known to cause sarcoidosis in the transplanted recipients.(({{pubmed>long:12002380}})) According to one study, patients who receive a donor organ from a sarcoidosis patient develop the disease, and clean organs transplanted into sarcoidosis patients become infected.(({{pubmed>long:12172448}})) This is proof that the bacterial pathogens can be transferred and trigger the same abnormal immune system response in susceptible people.
+Organs and tissue from sarcoidosis patients have been known to cause sarcoidosis in the transplant recipients.(({{pubmed>long:12002380}})) According to one study, patients who receive a donor organ from a sarcoidosis patient develop the disease, and clean organs transplanted into sarcoidosis patients become infected.(({{pubmed>long:12172448}})) This is proof that the bacterial pathogens can be transferred and trigger the same abnormal immune system response in susceptible people.
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