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Imbalance of intestinal flora induced by antibacterials,and its treatment and prevention

Jun Liu

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Intestinal flora is influenced by antibacterials.In this article,the research on ecology of intestinal flora,the effect of antibacterials on intestinal flora,the mechanism and manifestations of intestinal flora imbalance and the effect of microecological modulator on prevention and treatment of intestinal flora imbalance are reviewed.

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Intestinal flora is influenced by antibacterials.In this article,the research on ecology of intestinal flora,the effect of antibacterials on intestinal flora,the mechanism and manifestations of intestinal flora imbalance and the effect of microecological modulator on prevention and treatment of intestinal flora imbalance are reviewed.

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Intestinal flora is influenced by antibacterials.In this article,the research on ecology of intestinal flora,the effect of antibacterials on intestinal flora,the mechanism and manifestations of intestinal flora imbalance and the effect of microecological modulator on prevention and treatment of intestinal flora imbalance are reviewed.

Key concepts: Flora (microbiology), Antibiotics, Microbiology, Intestinal bacteria, Biology, Bacteria, Genetics

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