Microbial populations vary between the upper and lower respiratory tract, but not within biogeographic regions of the lung of healthy horses

Keyphrases

• Lung 100%
• Microbial Population 100%
• Healthy Horses 100%
• Biogeographical Regions 100%
• Bronchoalveolar Lavage 100%
• Lower Respiratory Tract 100%
• Upper Respiratory Tract 100%
• Transtracheal 60%
• Nasopharyngeal Lavage 60%
• Respiratory Tract 40%
• Proteobacteria 20%
• Agglomeration 20%
• Healthy Adults 20%
• Microflora 20%
• Population Variability 20%
• Profile Analysis 20%
• Firmicutes 20%
• Statistical Test 20%
• Adult Horses 20%
• Chao1 20%
• Weighted UniFrac 20%
• Respiratory Disease 20%
• Actinobacteria 20%
• Clinical Technique 20%
• Microbial Proliferation 20%
• Bronchoalveolar Lavage Fluid 20%
• Compositional Diversity 20%
• Phylogenetic Diversity 20%
• Beta Diversity 20%
• Alpha Diversity 20%
• Commensal Microbes 20%
• 16S Ribosomal DNA Sequencing 20%
• Microbial Profiling 20%
• Bray-Curtis 20%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Taxon 100%
• Lower Respiratory Tract 100%
• Upper Respiratory Tract 100%
• Proteobacteria 50%
• Microflora 50%
• Normal Human 50%
• Phylum 50%
• DNA Sequence 50%
• Firmicutes 50%
• Prevalence 50%
• Actinobacteria 50%
• Bronchoalveolar Lavage Fluid 50%
• Microorganism 50%