Pubic (F. Ind.1)
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Lactobacillus spp. ×1a (Lactobacillaceae)
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Most prevalent genera in human vagina; also present in gastro-intestinal tract (GIT) [39]
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Scalp (F. Ind.1)
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Neisseriaceae
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Normal human flora of oro-nasopharynx [39]
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Scalp (M. Ind.2)
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Nocardioidaceae
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Soil and aquatic habitats [44]
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Scalp (M. Ind.2)
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Streptococcus sobrinus (Streptococcaceae)
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Implicated in dental pathologies [39]
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Pubic (M. Ind.3)
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Corynebacterium × 2 spp.a (Corynebacteriaceae)
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Major inhabitants of skin flora [39]
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Pubic (M. Ind.3) spp.
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Tissierellaceae fam.nov.
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Intestine, vagina, oral cavity; some general environmental [46]
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Pubic (M. Ind.3)
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Anaerococcus spp.a (Tissierellaceae fam.nov)
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Human nasal cavity, skin and vagina [47]
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Pubic (F. Ind.4)
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Campylobacteraceae
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Human oral cavity, intestinal tracts and environmental [48]
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Scalp (F. Ind.5)
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Rhodocylcaceae
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Activated sludge and waste water [49]
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Scalp (F. Ind.5)
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Micrococcaceae
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Widely distributed in environment; commensal on human skin [39]
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Pubic (F. Ind.5)
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Lactobacillus × 3 spp.a (Lactobacillaceae)
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Prevalent and abundant in human vagina; also present in GIT [39]
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Pubic (F. Ind.6)
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Gardnerella spp.a (Bifidobacteriaceae)
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Implicated in bacterial vaginosis (BV) [39]
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Pubic (F. Ind.6)
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Enterobacteriaceae
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Many species harmless symbionts of the human GIT [39]
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Pubic (F. Ind.6)
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Methylobacteriaceae
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Ubiquitous in nature, opportunistic pathogens [50]
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Pubic (F. Ind.6)
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Pasteurellaceae
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Respiratory, alimentary and reproductive tracts [51]
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Pubic (F. Ind.6)
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Pseudomonas spp.a (Pseudomonadaceae)
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Transients on human skin [39]
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Pubic (M. Ind.7)
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Aurantimonadaceae
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Marine environment [52]
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Scalp (M. Ind.7)
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Brachybacterium spp.a (Dermabacteraceae)
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Variety of environments [53]
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Scalp/Pubic (M. Ind.7)
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Gordoniaceae
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Majority environmental [54], some human pathogens [55]
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Scalp/Pubic (M. Ind.7)
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Rhodobacteriaceae
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Aquatic habitats [56]
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Scalp/Pubic (M. Ind.7)
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Sphingomonadaceae
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Widespread in nature; present in water [57, 58]
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