Table 1.

Alteration in goblet cells and mucins responses during common enteric infections.

Enteric Infection		Goblet Cell & Mucin Response	Reference
Parasitic Infection	Helminth Infection
	N. brasiliensis	Goblet cell hyperplasia; Muc2,	[39,40,44,45]
		sulfated mucins
	T. spiralis	Goblet cell hyperplasia; Muc2/3	[43]
	T.muris	Goblet cell hyperplasia; Muc2/4/13/17, charged mucins	[37,38,95]
	Protozoal Infection
	E. histolytica	Mucins	[56]
Bacterial Infection	C. Rodentium	Mucins Muc1	[96]
	H. pylori	Muc6/5ac, Muc4	[61,97,98]
	C. jejuni	Muc1	[103]
Viral Infection	Rota virus	Goblet cell (early time points);	[79]
		Muc2, sulfated mucins