“Human Microbiome”  

Microbiomes

  In our body, Human Microbiome is the microbial super organ, consisting of a complex microbial ecosystem containing some 100 trillion microorganisms, that resides symbiotically within the mucosal tissues and integumentary system, functioning to establish the intestinal lining and aiding in its maintenance.
  In our body, the human microbial community includes all the microorganisms (our microbial flora) found in association with both healthy and dis-eased bodies, influenced by several factors, including genetics, age, gender, stress, and diet.

The microbiome, a complex microbial ecosystem containing some 100 trillion microorganisms, functions to establish the intestinal lining and aids in its maintenance. It is influenced by several factors, including genetics, age, sex, diet, and, of particular interest lately, stress.
  Examples of subsets, concepts, subjects and related entities of the human microbiome include:

aerodigestive microbiome urobiome (urinary microbiome) mycobiome

microbial consortia digestive system microbiome (digestive system microbiota) gastrointestinal microbiome intestinal microbiota

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“Digestive System Microbiome (Digestive System Microbiota)”  

  In our body, the Digestive System Microbiome (Digestive System Microbiota) is part of the human microbiome that includes all the microorganisms (our microbial flora) found in association with both health and dis-ease in the digestive system.
  In our body, the Digestive System Microbiome (Digestive System Microbiota) includes the intestinal microbiota **

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“Pathogens”  

  In our body, Pathogens (Germs) are a microbes or microorganisms and larger organisms, such as a virus, bacterium, worms, fungus, or prions that act as Infectious Agents responsible for less then perfect health. **

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“Organisms”  

  Organisms **

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