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The 13 pages that link to Helicobacter pylori, each with the reason it gives.

• Gram-negative bacteriaBroader topic: Its unusual niche shows how some members adapt to specialized host environments.

• Gastric acidRelated: Its survival in the acidic stomach depends partly on urease-mediated acid neutralization.

• Peptic ulcer diseaseRelated: This infection is a leading cause of peptic ulcers and can persist beneath the stomach’s protective mucus.

• Bacterial flagellumBroader topic: Its flagella help it move through stomach mucus.

• StomachRelated: Its survival in gastric conditions reshaped explanations of ulcers and remains a focus of research.

• Parietal cellRelated: Infection can alter gastric acid regulation and damage the mucosa containing parietal cells.

• Helicobacter pylori eradicationNarrower topic: Eradication targets this bacterium, whose stomach survival depends partly on urease.

• Campylobacter jejuniCompared with: Its spiral shape and motility invite comparison, but it is adapted to the stomach rather than intestine.

• CimetidineRelated: Recognizing this infection changed ulcer care from acid suppression alone to targeted eradication.

• Barry MarshallRelated: Marshall identified this bacterium as the cause of many cases of gastritis and peptic ulcers.

• PantoprazoleRelated: Pantoprazole is combined with antibiotics in regimens that eradicate this infection.

• Robin WarrenBroader topic: Warren identified it in gastric biopsies and helped establish its disease-causing role.

• Stomach cancerRelated: Long-term infection can drive inflammation and raise the risk of gastric adenocarcinoma.