Microbiome reveals inflammatory ‐related bacteria and putative functional pathways involved in human papillomavirus‐associated penile squamous cell carcinoma
ConclusionWe describe the first microbiome of penile carcinoma, which revealed an abundant and diverse microbiota as well as inflammatory-related taxa (the phyla Proteobacteria and Firmicutes, the generaFusobacterium andPrevotella, and the speciesFinegoldia magma andPseudomonas geniculata) and molecular pathways (chitin derivates degradation, the protocatechuic acid pathway, inositol metabolism, and the sucrose pathway), which have also been linked to inflammation and carcinogenesis. Moreover, we found specific and abundant ASVs in both tumor and non-tumor tissues. Our data encourage further study to better understand the role of these microorganisms in penile carcinogenesis, offering an opportunity for advances in diagnosis, prognosis, and early therapy.
Source: Andrology - Category: Urology & Nephrology Authors: Amanda de Deus,
Gabriele Gon çalves,
Jenilson da Silva,
Luís Cláudio de Jesus,
Ana Paula S. Azevedo‐Santos,
Hivana Dall Agnol,
Silma Regina Pereira Tags: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Source Type: research
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