Abstract
#Helicobacterpylori is a bacterium broadly distributed in the world,
colonizing nearly 50% of the human population. Its niche is the human
stomach, where it is able to generate several gastric #pathologies. A
numbers of studies have detected #Candidasp. together with H. pylori in
the
stomach, condition which could increase the severity of the gastric
damage. Nevertheless, the association between these two #microorganisms is closer because it has been reported that H. pylori can be found
active within vacuoles of yeasts belonging to genus Candida. This
association
is present in yeasts isolated from diverse sources including foods as
well as human bodies, such as mouth and #vagina of pregnant women,
suggesting the presence of a novel mechanism of protection and a means
of transportation which facilitates H. pylori transmission.
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Candida sp. As a Potential Reservoir and Transmission Facilitator of #HelicobacterPylori by Apolinaria García-Cancino in BJSTR
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