Faecal Recovery, Mucosal Adhesion, Gastrointestinal Effects and Tolerance of Mixed Cultures of Potential Probiotic Lactobacilli
Vibeke Rosenfeldt(Department of Agricultural Sciences), Kim F. Michaelsen(University of Copenhagen), Michael Tvede(Copenhagen University Hospital), Charlotte Nexmann Larsen(Chr. Hansen (Denmark)), Mogens Jakobsen(Royal Agricultural University), Brittmarie Sandström(Royal Agricultural University), Peter Lange Møller(Hvidovre Hospital), Anders Pærregaard(Amager Hospital)
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