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[The antilysozymal activity and species characteristics of the microflora of the female reproductive tract during pregnancy].

Cherkasov Sv, Konstantinov Od

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The results of the study of the species composition and the antilysozyme activity of the microflora the reproductive tract of pregnant women are presented. Changes in the microflora of the reproductive system of pregnant women have been registered. These changes are characterized by the increased proportion of staphylococci in biotopic samples of the reproductive tract and the isolation of enterobacterial strains with high antilysozyme activity.

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Key concepts: Reproductive tract, Female Reproductive Tract, Pregnancy, Physiology, Biology, Isolation (microbiology), Reproductive cycle, Zoology