Assessing the Concordance Between Urogenital and Vaginal Microbiota: Can Urine Specimens Be Used as a Proxy for Vaginal Samples?
Sarah E. Brown(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Rebecca M. Brotman(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Johanna B. Holm(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Jacques Ravel(Human Genome Sciences (United States)), Courtney K. Robinson(Arizona State University), Michelle Shardell(Human Genome Sciences (United States)), Khalil G. Ghanem(Johns Hopkins University)
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