Mycology of the mouth a text-book of oral bacteria /

Goadby, Kenneth W.

doi:10.5962/bhl.title.99110

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Description Of the Leptothrix Of The Mouth1

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“…20). They are well illustrated in two microphotograpl~s by Leon Williams (15), reproduced by Goadby (5). The young colonies found scattered over the surface of the tongue (fiq.…”

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TRANSACTIONS OF THE SOCIETY: XV.—On Certain Parasites of the Mouth in Cases of Pyorrhœa.

Goodrich¹,

Moseley²

1916

Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society

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“…20). They are well illustrated in two microphotograpl~s by Leon Williams (15), reproduced by Goadby (5). The young colonies found scattered over the surface of the tongue (fiq.…”

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confidence: 70%

TRANSACTIONS OF THE SOCIETY: XV.—On Certain Parasites of the Mouth in Cases of Pyorrhœa.

Goodrich¹,

Moseley²

1916

Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society

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“…Streptococcus mutans has been the focal point of research involving cariogenesis and the associated dogma since the species discovery in 1924 (17). However, prior to the 5 characterization of S. mutans, dental caries etiology was believed to be community driven rather than the product of a single organism (18). There is no question that S. mutans can be a driving factor in cariogenesis, S. mutans colonized onto sterilized teeth form caries (17).…”

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Supragingival plaque microbiome ecology and functional potential in the context of health and disease

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Harkins

Torralba

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To address the question of how microbial diversity and function in the oral cavities of children relates to caries diagnosis, we surveyed the supragingival plaque biofilm microbiome in 44 juvenile twin pairs. Using shotgun sequencing, we constructed a genome encyclopedia describing the core supragingival plaque microbiome. Caries phenotypes contained statistically significant enrichments in specific genome abundances and distinct community composition 5 profiles including strain-level changes. Metabolic pathways that are statistically associated with caries include several sugar-associated phosphotransferase systems, antimicrobial resistance, and metal transport. Numerous closely-related previously-uncharacterized microbes had substantial variation in central metabolism, including the loss of biosynthetic pathways resulting in auxotrophy, changing the ecological role. We also describe the first complete Gracilibacteria 10 genomes from the human microbiome. Caries is a microbial community metabolic disorder that cannot be described by a single etiology and our results provide the information needed for next generation diagnostic tools and therapeutics for caries. 15

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Mycology of the mouth a text-book of oral bacteria /

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TRANSACTIONS OF THE SOCIETY: XV.—On Certain Parasites of the Mouth in Cases of Pyorrhœa.

TRANSACTIONS OF THE SOCIETY: XV.—On Certain Parasites of the Mouth in Cases of Pyorrhœa.

Supragingival plaque microbiome ecology and functional potential in the context of health and disease

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