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Human diseases, immunity and the oral microbiota—Insights gained from metagenomic studies

2016-12-14

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Abstract The immune system consists of a complex but organised myriad of cell types that continually maintain and survey their resident environment. It is this balanced homeostatic relationship between the cells of the immune system and its surrounding environment that shapes the microbial flora. In the oral cavity, the immune system not only has to harmonise with the ecology of commensal bacteria, fungi and virus...

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10.1016/s1348-8643(16)30024-6
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