Translocation of vaginal microbiota is involved in impairment and protection of uterine health

Jinfeng Wang(Hebei Agricultural University), Fangqing Zhao(Institute for Advanced Study), Liqun Yu(Baylor College of Medicine), Li-Feng Du(Shandong University), Huimin Fan(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Bing Zhang(University of Science and Technology of China), Jing Yang(Ningbo University), Zhen Jia(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Zhanzhan Li(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Liwen Xiao(Institute of Zoology), Xue Cui(Aviation General Hospital), Xiuling Ma(Chinese Academy of Sciences)
Nature Communications
July 7, 2021
10.1038/s41467-021-24516-8
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