commensalism

[4] This gave the normal commensal flora present in the oral cavity of participant as well as the bacterial load.

Small intestine bacterial overgrowth--increased levels of commensal flora in a highly absorptive mucosal region--is associated with over 40 major illnesses and provides a major burden of LPS, peptidoglycans, and cytokines.

Probiotics are the commensal flora that live in your gut and play a significant role in overall wellness.

Postinjection infections can result from contamination with the commensal flora of patients or surgery staff.

Several case reports showed that group G streptococcus (GGS) bacteria are normal commensal flora of the human upper airway that can cause severe pharyngitis, tonsillitis, and, rarely, peritonsillar abscess [1-3].

pylori has shown to reduce migraine attacks.[17] The alteration of commensal flora may also have contributed to the result.

Up to 50-80% of SLE patients can suffer from skin and mucosal manifestations, in which changes in mucocutaneous commensal flora composition can lead to the proliferation of pathogen species driving chronic inflammation [9].

It belongs to the commensal flora of several animals, including pigs, chickens, or cows, (2) but is better known as a major agent of exudative epidermitis in piglets, a potentially lethal disease characterized by exfoliation of the skin, blisters formation and brown serous exudation.

acnes is part of our commensal flora, it's frequently a contaminate in culture, and we might be inappropriately dismissing it as such.

The results of these studies showed that A20 knockout mice exhibit systemic multi-organ inflammation, in response to commensal flora, leading to early death.

"Many bacteria are part of our commensal flora so we try to get rid of bacteria but we shouldn't, because they're part of what we live with.