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Are there any completely sterile organs or tissues in the human body? Is there any sacred place?

1 Mar 2024

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The human microbiome comprises an ample set of organisms that inhabit and interact within the human body, contributing both positively and negatively to our health. In recent years, several research groups have described the presence of microorganisms in organs or tissues traditionally considered as 'sterile' under healthy and pathological conditions. In this sense, microorganisms have been detected in several...

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PMID: 38465728
DOI: 10.1111/1751-7915.14442

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