Oral Candida albicans colonization in healthy individuals: prevalence, genotypic diversity, stability along time and transmissibility
In this study, 181 healthy individuals, including 29 couples, were analysed regarding oral yeast colonization using a culture-based approach. Results showed that 39% of the individuals were yeast carriers, 89% being colonized with Candida albicans, 5% with C. guilliermondi, 3% with C. lusitaniae and...
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doaj-48d6e89ea3e24f0aab97865463c623242021-06-02T08:43:39ZengTaylor & Francis GroupJournal of Oral Microbiology2000-22972020-01-0112110.1080/20002297.2020.18202921820292Oral Candida albicans colonization in healthy individuals: prevalence, genotypic diversity, stability along time and transmissibilityÂngela Gerós-Mesquita0Joana Carvalho-Pereira1Ricardo Franco-Duarte2Armandino Alves3Hernâni Gerós4Célia Pais5Paula Sampaio6CBMA (Centre of Molecular and Environmental Biology) / Department of Biology / University of Minho, Braga, PortugalCBMA (Centre of Molecular and Environmental Biology) / Department of Biology / University of Minho, Braga, PortugalCBMA (Centre of Molecular and Environmental Biology) / Department of Biology / University of Minho, Braga, PortugalCentro De Ortodontia De BragaCBMA (Centre of Molecular and Environmental Biology) / Department of Biology / University of Minho, Braga, PortugalCBMA (Centre of Molecular and Environmental Biology) / Department of Biology / University of Minho, Braga, PortugalCBMA (Centre of Molecular and Environmental Biology) / Department of Biology / University of Minho, Braga, PortugalIn this study, 181 healthy individuals, including 29 couples, were analysed regarding oral yeast colonization using a culture-based approach. Results showed that 39% of the individuals were yeast carriers, 89% being colonized with Candida albicans, 5% with C. guilliermondi, 3% with C. lusitaniae and 3% with C. parapsilosis. Sixty-two percent of the couples had at least one member colonized. Colonization and CFU counts were higher in the couples´ group. Eighty percent of the volunteers were colonized with C. albicans strains with only one CAI genotype, while two but similar CAI genotypes inhabited the oral cavity of the remaining 20% individuals. The same CAI genotypes were found in 66.6% of the couples when both were colonized. Our results indicate that the intimacy among couples increases the probability of heavy cross-colonization, which is potentiated when one member of the couple is a smoker.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/20002297.2020.1820292oral colonizationhealthy individualsyeastssmoking habitscandida albicanscai genotype |
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Ângela Gerós-Mesquita Joana Carvalho-Pereira Ricardo Franco-Duarte Armandino Alves Hernâni Gerós Célia Pais Paula Sampaio Oral Candida albicans colonization in healthy individuals: prevalence, genotypic diversity, stability along time and transmissibility Journal of Oral Microbiology oral colonization healthy individuals yeasts smoking habits candida albicans cai genotype |
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Ângela Gerós-Mesquita Joana Carvalho-Pereira Ricardo Franco-Duarte Armandino Alves Hernâni Gerós Célia Pais Paula Sampaio |
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Oral Candida albicans colonization in healthy individuals: prevalence, genotypic diversity, stability along time and transmissibility |
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Oral Candida albicans colonization in healthy individuals: prevalence, genotypic diversity, stability along time and transmissibility |
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Oral Candida albicans colonization in healthy individuals: prevalence, genotypic diversity, stability along time and transmissibility |
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Oral Candida albicans colonization in healthy individuals: prevalence, genotypic diversity, stability along time and transmissibility |
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Oral Candida albicans colonization in healthy individuals: prevalence, genotypic diversity, stability along time and transmissibility |
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oral candida albicans colonization in healthy individuals: prevalence, genotypic diversity, stability along time and transmissibility |
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Journal of Oral Microbiology |
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2000-2297 |
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2020-01-01 |
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In this study, 181 healthy individuals, including 29 couples, were analysed regarding oral yeast colonization using a culture-based approach. Results showed that 39% of the individuals were yeast carriers, 89% being colonized with Candida albicans, 5% with C. guilliermondi, 3% with C. lusitaniae and 3% with C. parapsilosis. Sixty-two percent of the couples had at least one member colonized. Colonization and CFU counts were higher in the couples´ group. Eighty percent of the volunteers were colonized with C. albicans strains with only one CAI genotype, while two but similar CAI genotypes inhabited the oral cavity of the remaining 20% individuals. The same CAI genotypes were found in 66.6% of the couples when both were colonized. Our results indicate that the intimacy among couples increases the probability of heavy cross-colonization, which is potentiated when one member of the couple is a smoker. |
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oral colonization healthy individuals yeasts smoking habits candida albicans cai genotype |
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/20002297.2020.1820292 |
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