EVALUATION OF THE TAXONOMIC DIVERSITY OF MICROORGANISMS IN INFERTILITY
Abstract
The article examines the taxonomic diversity of microorganisms in the vaginal biotope during infertility. It has been shown that the occurrence of representatives of the Lactobacillaceaye family varies from 16% to 88% in the vaginal biotope. Among the representatives of the family, L. jensenii, L. delbruyeckii, and L. amylolyticus of the Lactobacillus genus predominated. Moraxella spp. was found in large quantities in all samples, M. osloyensis was the leader among representatives of the entire community. It has been established that in infertility, the number of representatives of the Lactobacillus genus in the vaginal microbiota significantly decreases, which contributes to the excessive reproduction of conditionally pathogenic microorganisms, in particular M. osloyensis.
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