Nettsider med emneord «INTPART»

The oral cavity is a port of entry to the digestive and respiratory tracts, forming part of the aerodigestive tract. Different sites in the aerodigestive tract are characterized by specific microbiomes, which despite differences in composition, share several of the same microbial inhabitants. Among these, are microorganisms with relevance to oral and respiratory health and disease.

Institute of Oral Biology was recently awarded a significant grant to another project managed by Professor Fernanda Petersen.

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the largest threats to human health. To achieve effective responses in tackling the crisis of AMR, collaborative, multidisciplinary efforts of educators, researchers, policy-makers, practitioners and other stakeholders are called upon.

Institutt for oral biologi mottok nylig en betydelig tildeling til nok et prosjekt professor Fernanda Petersen skal lede.

Munnhulen og nesehulen danner sammen inngangen til fordøyelseskanalen og luftveiene. Disse miljøene har både spesifikke og felles mikrober. Her finnes det bakterier som kan føre til sykdommer i munnen, luftveiene og andre deler av kroppen, spesielt når balansen i det normale mikrobielle samfunnet blir forstyrret.