… phage biology in the early days, combined with exaggerated claims, a lack of controlled trials,
and poor documentation, among others, led to phage therapy … role of human microbiota in …

… phage biology in the early days, combined with exaggerated claims, a lack of controlled trials,
and poor documentation, among others, led to phage therapy … role of human microbiota in …

… in the composition of the human microbiota [57]. … Phages have been widely studied as a
possible therapy against bacterial infection [195,196]; however, the aim of this review is to focus …

… In conclusion, phages contribute to the structure and function of our human intestinal
microbiota, influencing states of gastrointestinal health and disease. Under this scenario, …

… phages in humans and animals is ubiquitous and plays an important role in the stability of
intestinal microbiota. This … Therefore, the current research is still focused on clinical cases and …

… , we focus on the balance between lysis and lysogeny and its potential impact on health. We
also revisit the early ideas of phage therapy, … between lytic phages and the gut microbiota. …

… of human microbiota to disease development and treatment, … future research on phage
therapy targeting the gut microbiota. … the focus in the future, and the exploration of phage therapy …

… Leukocytes bind to phages in a time-, concentration-, and … of phages with human niche
microbiota when using phages as … human microbiota due to strong selective pressure of lytic …

… the natural microbiota), the restriction of phage propagation … associated with phage
administration, and phage therapy is … application of bacteriophage at a high concentration of 10 9 /…

… of phages within the context of the mammalian microbiota, discuss … , and explore how
deciphering phage influence on complex … Renewed interest in phage therapy for the treatment of …