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[Effect of short-term application of a lactate-containing probiotic on the pharyngeal microflora in healthy subjects].

Kriukov Ai, Il'in Vk, Istranov Lp, Kiriukhina Nv, Iu A Morozova

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Daily dynamics of pharyngeal microflora was evaluated in the absence of preventive treatment and using a local lactate-producing probiotic preparation during 24 hour-long simulated microgravity. The study showed that the short-term application of the local lactate-producing probiotic (four times daily) significantly reduced titers of opportunistic pathogenic microflora and increased the amount of symbionts in the pharynx.

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Daily dynamics of pharyngeal microflora was evaluated in the absence of preventive treatment and using a local lactate-producing probiotic preparation during 24 hour-long simulated microgravity. The study showed that the short-term application of the local lactate-producing probiotic (four times daily) significantly reduced titers of opportunistic pathogenic microflora and increased the amount of symbionts in the pharynx.

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Daily dynamics of pharyngeal microflora was evaluated in the absence of preventive treatment and using a local lactate-producing probiotic preparation during 24 hour-long simulated microgravity. The study showed that the short-term application of the local lactate-producing probiotic (four times daily) significantly reduced titers of opportunistic pathogenic microflora and increased the amount of symbionts in the pharynx.

Key concepts: Probiotic, Pharynx, Medicine, Lactic acid, Food science, Microbiology, Bacteria, Biology

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