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Microdroplet-enabled high-throughput cultivation of vaginal bacteria using cervicovaginal fluids

2023-09-26

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The human vaginal microbiome (HVM) is closely associated with the health of the host. In particular, bacterial vaginosis, a condition where vaginal lactobacilli are reduced dramatically by an overgrowth of various other bacteria, has been linked to increased risk of sexually transmitted infectious diseases, including HIV, and preterm birth. Recent culture-independent studies leveraging next-generation sequencing t...

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5ca0e41b-890e-50e5-81db-d00a91bd80f5
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10.1101/2023.09.26.559375
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