2020
DOI: 10.36103/ijas.v51i3.1045
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THE BACTERIUM Fusobacterium sp. MAY INTERFERE WITH CONCEPTION

Abstract: This study was aimed to investigate microbiological and molecular markers of periodontal problems and its association with conception in 101 Iraqi women, 50 primary infertile while 27 secondary infertile and 24 pregnant as control group. Major periodontal pathogen in the subgingival plaque and cervical vaginal swab specimens was detected, and molecular marker (16SrRNA) gene used for detection of Fusobacterium in our study. Fusobacterium sp. isolates from oral samples were examined biochemically and confirmed b… Show more

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“…A plot versus reciprocal temperature ( ) in the manner depicted in table (6), Figure (6) and a linear relationship observed. Values of could thus be derived from the slopes of the plots in Figure (7).…”
Section: Concmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…A plot versus reciprocal temperature ( ) in the manner depicted in table (6), Figure (6) and a linear relationship observed. Values of could thus be derived from the slopes of the plots in Figure (7).…”
Section: Concmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…In the last five years, several studies have been published that have linked F. nucleatum to various PIDs [127][128][129][130][131]. One specific type of PID, salpingitis, has been found to be associated with F. nucleatum in sexually inactive patients [100].…”
Section: Bacterial Vaginosismentioning
confidence: 99%