H. Pylori Research Paper

H. pylori infection is familiar in all around the world. However, most of infected persons do not develop ulcers but still researchers not supported that, why H. pylori does not cause ulcers in each infected person. Most probable, infection depends on characteristics of the infected person, the nature of H. pylori, and other factors yet to be invented (Kaptan et al., 2000). Even though no specific answers are at hand, recent data undoubtedly recommend that a dysfunction in the recognition of microbial products by the human immune system can result in disease development. The discovery of H.pylori opens the risk of an increased understanding of the connection between chronic infection, inflammation and cancer (Hellstrom et al.,
2006).