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Versertality of Bacteriome Dominated by <em>Rothia mucilaginosa</em> in a Group of Sri Lankan Oral Fibro Epithelial Polyp Male Patient: A Pilot Study

2022-11-16

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The proportion of human cells to the microbial cell is 1:1. These procaryotes use efflux pumps and enzymes to prevent cellular intoxication of ions and compounds respectively. There is promising evidence on the role of the gut microbiome and its enzymes in metabolizing xenobiotics. The genetic potential of oral bacteria in drug and xenobiotic metabolism is yet to be unveiled. This study aimed to characterize the b...

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fe6996da-f37c-5e8c-b409-0d8695be37cc
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10.20944/preprints202211.0308.v1
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