Salivary histatin-5 (Hst-5) levels and fungal colonization in (a, b) prospectively sampled hospitalized and (c, d) outpatient COVID-19 cohorts.

(a) Boxplot with Hst-5 concentrations and Candida recovery from 26 saliva samples from hospitalized COVID-19 patients and matched healthy controls. (b) Waterfall plot depicting 26 pairs of hospitalized COVID-19 patients and healthy su...

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Main Author:	Areej A. Alfaifi (20422411) (author)
Other Authors:	Tristan W. Wang (5577596) (author), Paola Perez (4417540) (author), Ahmed S. Sultan (7865582) (author), Timothy F. Meiller (11512342) (author), Peter Rock (2659777) (author), David E. Kleiner (9332524) (author), Daniel S. Chertow (10573400) (author), Stephen M. Hewitt (190750) (author), Billel Gasmi (15022878) (author), Sydney Stein (10088344) (author), Sabrina Ramelli (10573388) (author), Daniel Martin (279617) (author), Blake M. Warner (11168818) (author), Mary Ann Jabra-Rizk (7865585) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Biochemistry Microbiology Molecular Biology Ecology Immunology Cancer Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified three independent cohorts th17 inflammatory pathway secreted antifungal peptide matched healthy controls host innate immunity heavily colonized subject colonizing microbial species ex vivo </ salivary glands compromises parotid salivary glands salivary gland cells div >< p 2 infected subjects candida albicans </ salivary glands candida </ albicans </ acinar cells situ </ salivary histatin taken together subsequent clearance saliva samples replicating viruses potential predisposition performed studies opportunistic pathogen moderate disease minimally present likely reversible exclusively produced enhanced prevalence demonstrated using concentrations tended bulk rna amylase genes acute phase 2 spike 2 infection 19 saliva 19 patients
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Salivary histatin-5 (Hst-5) levels and fungal colonization in (a, b) prospectively sampled hospitalized and (c, d) outpatient COVID-19 cohorts.

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