Distinct gastrointestinal and reproductive microbial patterns in female holobiont of infertility

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• What: The authors explored the relationship between microbiological findings and clinical data, focusing on understanding the complex microbial balance across multiple body sites within a hormonal environment, a dynamic that the authors define as the ‘female holobiont`. The nestedness analysis aimed to provide information on the interrelationships and potential ecological connections between microbial communities within the context of infertility studied. The authors evaluated the body sites of the FRT-GIT with histological and physiological differences that affect its resident microbiome. Collectively, the authors propose a female holobiont applied to microbial ecology that focuses on the importance of . . .
  

   

  

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