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Geographical Differences in Human Oral Yeast Flora

15 Jan 2003

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The oral yeast flora of healthy humans from eastern North America and China were sampled and compared. Chinese persons harbored a greater number and diversity of yeast species in the mouth. Furthermore, Candida albicans, which is the predominant commensal and etiologic species of candidiasis in Europe and the Western Hemisphere, was relatively rare in China.

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PMID: 12522756
DOI: 10.1086/345672

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