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Differences between the normal vaginal bacterial community of baboons and that of humans

17 Sept 2010

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Humans and baboons (Papio spp.) share considerable anatomical and physiological similarities in their reproductive tracts. Given the similarities, it is reasonable to expect that the normal vaginal microbial composition (microbiota) of baboons would be similar to that of humans. We have used a 16S rRNA phylogenetic approach to assess the composition of the baboon vaginal microbiota in a set of nine animals from a...

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PMID: 20853395
DOI: 10.1002/ajp.20851

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