| 41. | The safety of microbial drug delivery is tied to the microbes commensal capability and instance of pathogenesis.
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| 42. | The dog is a classic example of a domestic animal that likely traveled a commensal pathway into domestication.
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| 43. | The commensal lactobacilli of the vagina produce lactic acid, and the cervix likewise is hostile to pathogens.
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| 44. | In India, lone jackals expelled from their pack have been known to form commensal relationships with tigers.
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| 45. | However, under special conditions commensal streptococci can become opportunistic pathogens, initiating disease and damaging the host.
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| 46. | In the north Atlantic Ocean, oyster crabs may live in an commensal relationship within a host oyster.
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| 47. | It is commonly believed to be a commensal organism ( dependent upon its human host for survival ).
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| 48. | A survival strategy for any infectious agent is not to kill its host but ultimately become a commensal organism.
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| 49. | In animals, it can originate fulminant septicaemia ( chicken cholera ), but is also a common commensal.
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| 50. | Secondly, helminths, non-pathogenic ambient pseudocommensal bacteria or certain gut commensals and probiotics, drive immunoregulation.
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