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Cervicovaginal Complement Activation and Microbiota During Pregnancy and in Parturition

25 Jul 2022

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Background Vaginal microbiome and the local innate immune defense, including the complement system, contribute to anti- and proinflammatory homeostasis during pregnancy and parturition. The relationship between commensal vaginal bacteria and complement activation during pregnancy and delivery is not known. Objective To study the association of the cervicovaginal microbiota composition to activation and regulation...

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PMID: 35958597
DOI: 10.3389/fimmu.2022.925630

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