Lactobacillus iners : a Marker of Changes in the Vaginal Flora?

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Lactobacillus iners seems to be a species of lactobacilli occurring in the human vagina that deserves close scrutiny, as it was not found in earlier studies due to its peculiar culture requirements but is now discussed as one of the normal vaginal bacteria ([1][1], [4][2]). Following up on the

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