What is considered ancient and traditional medicine in many regions of the world has been
largely relegated to secondary status as complementary wellness tools in pharma …

Microbes exhibit a strong association with human beings by colonizing different parts of the
body. These microbes can be either beneficial or harmful. Pathogenic microbes are known …

It is imperative to say that we are immersed in a sea of microorganisms due to their
ubiquitous presence on the planet, from soil to water and air. Human bodies harbor a vast …

Modern medicine has long studied the mechanism and impact of pathogenic microbes on
human hosts, but has only recently shifted attention toward the complex and vital roles that …

Humans are considered “superorganisms,” harboring a diverse microbial collective that
outnumbers human cells 10 to 1. Complex and gravely understudied host-and microbe …

Microbes are mediators in almost all ecosystem processes and act as a pivotal game
changer in various ecological activities, globally. Therefore, understanding of microbial …

The human microbiome syndicate involves a vast array of species of archaebacteria,
bacteria, fungi, viruses, and protozoa harbored in various organs of the body. In recent …

The human microbiome, containing bacteria, fungi, and viruses, is a community that coexists
peacefully with humans most of the time, but with the potential to cause disease under …

Wound healing is a complex process influenced by age, systemic conditions, and local
factors. The wound microbiota's crucial role in this process is gaining recognition. This …

The human body harbors substantial microbial richness represented by both commensals
and pathogens, which can be explained by different microbiomes such as mouth, gut …