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Oral Bacteria as Potential Probiotics for the Pharyngeal Mucosa

24 Apr 2010

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The research described here was aimed at the selection of oral bacteria that displayed properties compatible with their potential use as probiotics for the pharyngeal mucosa. We included in the study 56 bacteria newly isolated from the pharynges of healthy donors, which were identified at the intraspecies level and characterized in vitro for their probiotic potential. The experiments led us to select two...

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PMID: 20418429
DOI: 10.1128/aem.00109-10

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