… As the mucosa is a major portal of entry and replication site for many pathogens, studying
the interaction between microbes and the host mucosa is crucial to our understanding of …

… pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) [13] and, recently, lung cancer [14] have been associated with a
microbial dysbiosis in the lung… in the bacterial composition drive disease pathogenesis or if they …

… cancer (LC) patients without any respiratory infection. In this work, we … of pathogenic microbes
in lung microenvironment of non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) patients using pathogen …

… the lung microenvironment more closely. Herein, we discuss the interplay between lung EC,
… epithelium, which represents a major part of the pathogens’ microenvironment. Moreover, …

… the microbial constituents of healthy and diseased lungs, … the airway microenvironment is
shifting respiratory research … a habitat suitable for pathogenic bacteria, resulting in dysbiosis of …

… diseases are a leading cause of morbidity and mortality across the globe, encompassing
a diverse range of conditions from infections with pathogenic microorganisms to underlying …

… Studying microbial communities will further clarify the pathogenesis and development of …
They vary according to position because each location creates a distinct microenvironment. The …

… Indeed, several studies indicate that lung bacterial … reprogram the antitumor immune
microenvironment. In the present … and pathogens raises the question about the ability of lung …

… These studies show that lung bacterial represents a major component of the lung tumor
microenvironment and the gut–lung axis allows indirect modification of lung bacterial …

… of the lung microbiome is quite distinct from other microbial … activation in the lung
microenvironment can be disrupted by the … respiratory pathogens, such as Staphylococcus and …