Redefining the human oral mycobiome with improved practices in amplicon-based taxonomy: discovery of Malassezia as a prominent commensal.
Redefining the human oral mycobiome with improved practices in amplicon-based taxonomy: discovery of Malassezia as a prominent commensal.
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通过改进基于扩增子的分类学实践重新定义人类口腔真菌组:发现马拉色菌作为一种重要的共生菌。
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10.1371/journal.pone.0090899
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发表时间:
2014
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影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
Strausbaugh LD
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作者:
Dupuy AK;David MS;Li L;Heider TN;Peterson JD;Montano EA;Dongari-Bagtzoglou A;Diaz PI;Strausbaugh LD
Fungi are a large, complex group, increasingly recognized as emerging threats. Their roles as modifiers of health mandate accurate portrayals of fungal communities in humans. As an entry point into the airways and gastrointestinal tract, fungi in the mouth are relevant to several biocompartments. We have revised current practices in sequence-based taxonomy assignments and employed the improvements to address the question of the fungal genera present in the healthy human mouth. The human oral mycobiome was surveyed using massively parallel, high throughput sequencing of internal transcribed spacer 1 (ITS1) amplicons from saliva following robust extraction methods. Taxonomy was assigned by comparison to a curated reference dataset, followed by filtering with an empirically determined BLAST E-value match statistic (10−42). Nomenclature corrections further refined results by conjoining redundant names for a single fungal genus. Following these curation steps, about two-thirds of the initially identified genera were eliminated. In comparison with the one similar metagenomic study and several earlier culture-based ones, our findings change the current conception of the oral mycobiome, especially with the discovery of the high prevalence and abundance of the genus Malassezia. Previously identified as an important pathogen of the skin, and recently reported as the predominant fungal genus at the nostril and backs of the head and ear, this is the first account of Malassezia in the human mouth. Findings from this study were in good agreement with others on the existence of many consensus members of the core mycobiome, and on unique patterns for individual subjects. This research offered a cautionary note about unconditional acceptance of lengthy lists of community members produced by automated assignments, provided a roadmap for enhancing the likely biological relevance of sequence-based fungal surveys, and built the foundation for understanding the role of fungi in health and disease of the oral cavity.
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影响因子:
5.4
作者:
Hawksworth DL;Crous PW;Redhead SA;Reynolds DR;Samson RA;Seifert KA;Taylor JW;Wingfield MJ;Abaci O;Aime C;Asan A;Bai FY;de Beer ZW;Begerow D;Berikten D;Boekhout T;Buchanan PK;Burgess T;Buzina W;Cai L;Cannon PF;Crane JL;Damm U;Daniel HM;van Diepeningen AD;Druzhinina I;Dyer PS;Eberhardt U;Fell JW;Frisvad JC;Geiser DM;Geml J;Glienke C;Gräfenhan T;Groenewald JZ;Groenewald M;de Gruyter J;Guého-Kellermann E;Guo LD;Hibbett DS;Hong SB;de Hoog GS;Houbraken J;Huhndorf SM;Hyde KD;Ismail A;Johnston PR;Kadaifciler DG;Kirk PM;Kõljalg U;Kurtzman CP;Lagneau PE;Lévesque CA;Liu X;Lombard L;Meyer W;Miller A;Minter DW;Najafzadeh MJ;Norvell L;Ozerskaya SM;Oziç R;Pennycook SR;Peterson SW;Pettersson OV;Quaedvlieg W;Robert VA;Ruibal C;Schnürer J;Schroers HJ;Shivas R;Slippers B;Spierenburg H;Takashima M;Taşkın E;Thines M;Thrane U;Uztan AH;van Raak M;Varga J;Vasco A;Verkley G;Videira SI;de Vries RP;Weir BS;Yilmaz N;Yurkov A;Zhang N
通讯作者:
Zhang N
影响因子:
3.7
作者:
Diaz PI;Dupuy AK;Abusleme L;Reese B;Obergfell C;Choquette L;Dongari-Bagtzoglou A;Peterson DE;Terzi E;Strausbaugh LD
通讯作者:
Strausbaugh LD
影响因子:
9.4
作者:
Buzina, W;Lass-Flörl, C;Marth, E
通讯作者:
Marth, E
影响因子:
5.4
作者:
Hawksworth DL
通讯作者:
Hawksworth DL
影响因子:
3
作者:
Blackwell, Meredith
通讯作者:
Blackwell, Meredith