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Gardnerella spp. significantly influence female reproductive health and are indicators of bacterial vaginosis, a common gynecological disorder. Lack of genetic tools for Gardnerella spp.
B. M. D. N. Kularatne, Janet E. Hill
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Recovery of Gardnerella vaginalis from blood by the quantitative direct plating method [PDF]
L J La Scolea, Diane Dryja, W P Dillon
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Vaginitis is a prevalent gynecological condition that impacts women’s quality of life, with most women likely to experience it at least once. Traditional diagnosis involves manually observing vaginal discharge samples under a microscope.
Thi Bang-Suong Nguyen+6 more
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The global market increasingly demands alternative rapid diagnostic tools, such as disposable biosensors, to meet the growing need for point-of-care clinical testing of infectious diseases.
Wioleta Lewandowska+6 more
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Este estudo objetivou analisar a frequência de Trichomonas vaginalis, Gardnerella vaginalis e Candida spp. em exames colpocitológicos de mulheres atendidas na Unidade Básica de Saúde do município de Vista Serrana, Paraíba.
Ravena Alves Martins+5 more
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Screening of Compounds against Gardnerella vaginalis Biofilms
Bacterial vaginosis (BV) is a common infection in reproductive age woman and is characterized by dysbiosis of the healthy vaginal flora which is dominated by Lactobacilli, followed by growth of bacteria like Gardnerella vaginalis. The ability of G. vaginalis to form biofilms contributes to the high rates of recurrence that are typical for BV and which ...
Gottschick, Cornelia+6 more
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Sexual transmission of Gardnerella vaginalis. [PDF]
N. Brunat+5 more
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Contribution of Gardnerella vaginalis to vaginitis in a general practice. [PDF]
T C O’Dowd+4 more
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Prevalence of Gardnerella vaginalis in Pregnant Nigerian Women [PDF]
J. I. B. Adinma+3 more
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Importance of Gardnerella vaginalis as an aetiological agent in bacterial vaginosis. [PDF]
K A Borchardt+4 more
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