Matthew W. Rowe

Cardiology

1 Northeast Dr
Bangor,, ME 04401

Last Updated: 09/26/2026

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HIV Infection and Exposure Increases Cariogenic Taxa, Reduces Taxonomic Turnover, and Homogenizes Spatial Differentiation for the Supragingival Microbiome.

HIV Infection and Exposure Increases Cariogenic Taxa, Reduces Taxonomic Turnover, and Homogenizes Spatial Differentiation for the Supragingival Microbiome.

Journal: Research square

Published: August 16, 2024

HIV infection and exposure is associated with increased cariogenic taxa, reduced taxonomic turnover, and homogenized spatial differentiation for the supragingival microbiome.

HIV infection and exposure is associated with increased cariogenic taxa, reduced taxonomic turnover, and homogenized spatial differentiation for the supragingival microbiome.

Journal: Microbiome

Published: July 10, 2024

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Last Updated: 09/26/2026