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Humans host complex microbial communities believed to contribute to health maintenance and, when in imbalance, to the development of diseases.
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These microbial communities are believed to play a key role in maintaining health, and altered microbiomes are associated with a variety of conditions including obesity [3], [4], inflammatory bowel disease [5], [6], Crohn's disease [6] and bacterial vaginosis (BV) [7], [8], [9], [10].
These microbial communities, or biofilms, are believed to constitute the first line of defense against infection by competitively inhibiting non-indigenous organisms that may cause disease.
But Michael Shapira, a UC Berkeley assistant professor of integrative biology, believes that the diverse microbial communities that we harbor have a more profound effect, significantly ratcheting up evolution in an intimate collaboration for survival.
Metagenomic approaches are playing an increasingly important role in studying complex microbial communities and the research community is often led to believe that bacterial communities are what we see through culture-free metagenomic analysis.
Although the lungs were classically believed to be sterile, recently published investigations have identified microbial communities in the lungs of healthy humans.
Synthetic microbial communities.
Plants, too, need microbial communities to survive.
"Yet they have small but very diverse microbial communities".
Großkopf, T. & Soyer, O.S. Synthetic microbial communities.
Gut microbial communities of social bees.
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