… interactions occurring within these biofilms between cariogenic bacteria, such as the mutans
streptococci, and health-associated commensal streptococci, … interactions, a Streptococcus …

… Most of the oral streptococci are commensal, nonperiodonthopathogenic bacteria. Some are
known to cause infective endocarditis when disseminated through the blood stream, like the …

… has now demonstrated that these peptides function as cell-to-cell signaling pheromones
via direct interaction with their cognate Rgg protein in multiple streptococcal species (24…

… colonized by the three commensal pathogens S. pneumoniae, … group of commensal
streptococci such as Streptococcus mitis … to identify properties in commensal human pathogens …

… Streptococcus mitis is an interesting organism. It has generally been considered a relatively
benign oral streptococcus and member of the oral commensal flora. Nevertheless, S. mitis …

… Our results indicate that mitis group streptococci are likely the in … Hypotheses about direct
interaction of bacteria and assembly … One notable association was between Streptococcus and …

… Streptococci and corynebacteria are among the most abundant oral commensals and their
interactions … In this study, we discovered that Streptococcus sanguinis specifically responds to …

… ability of oral commensal streptococci to regulate the structure … used by oral commensal
streptococci to interact with diverse … roles of oral commensal streptococci in modulating the host …

… Here we investigate the interaction between C. albicans and three species of streptococci
from the viridans group, which are ubiquitous and abundant oral commensal bacteria. The …

… Thus, arginolytic commensal streptococci may have a synergistically positive impact on
the ecology of oral biofilms by moderating biofilm pH while antagonizing the growth and …