Twelve selected Finegoldia coccoid bodies appear in eight groupings: five singles, two touching pairs, and one three-body short chain.
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Selected type-species-anchored Finegoldia coccoid forms, shown as twelve bodies in five single, two paired, and one short-chain grouping. This genus-level scientific reconstruction is representative, non-diagnostic, and not a micrograph.

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Finegoldia is a genus of Gram-positive, strictly anaerobic cocci, with Finegoldia magna as the primary species of clinical relevance. Formerly classified within Peptostreptococcus, this organism inhabits mucosal surfaces including the vaginal, skin, and gastrointestinal microbiomes.

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Reproductive Tract Associations

Finegoldia is a recognized component of both the vaginal and seminal microbiomes. In endometriosis, it appears as part of the altered vaginal microbial community, potentially contributing to local inflammatory cascades (). It has also been identified in male reproductive tract microbiome profiling, where its presence correlates with compositional shifts asso

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Gut-Brain Axis Associations

Maternal gut Finegoldia abundance has been associated with postpartum depression (PPD) and infant neurodevelopmental outcomes, positioning this genus within the gut-brain axis during the perinatal period ().

Contents1. Reproductive Tract Associations2. Gut-Brain Axis Associations3. Cross-References

Reproductive Tract Associations#

Finegoldia is a recognized component of both the vaginal and seminal microbiomes. In endometriosis, it appears as part of the altered vaginal microbial community, potentially contributing to local inflammatory cascades ([1]Ser 2023 — Current Updates on the Role of Microbiome in Endometriosis: A Narrative ReviewHooi-Leng Ser, Siu-Jung Au Yong, Mohamad Nasir Shafiee et al. · 2023Open reference 1).

It has also been identified in male reproductive tract microbiome profiling, where its presence correlates with compositional shifts associated with subfertility ([2]Molina Morales 2023 — The Microbiome of the Male Reproductive Tract: Uncovering Its Composition and OriginsNerea Molina Morales · 2023Open reference 2).

Gut-Brain Axis Associations#

Maternal gut Finegoldia abundance has been associated with postpartum depression (PPD) and infant neurodevelopmental outcomes, positioning this genus within the gut-brain axis during the perinatal period ([3]Zhou 2024 — Association of Maternal Postpartum Depression Symptoms with Infant Neurodevelopment and Gut MicrobiotaLepeng Zhou, Linghong Tang, Chuhui Zhou et al. · 2024Open reference 3).

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    Hooi-Leng Ser, Siu-Jung Au Yong, Mohamad Nasir Shafiee et al. (2023). Ser 2023 — Current Updates on the Role of Microbiome in Endometriosis: A Narrative Review. Microorganisms.

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    Nerea Molina Morales (2023). Molina Morales 2023 — The Microbiome of the Male Reproductive Tract: Uncovering Its Composition and Origins. Doctoral Thesis, Universidad de Granada.

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    Lepeng Zhou, Linghong Tang, Chuhui Zhou et al. (2024). Zhou 2024 — Association of Maternal Postpartum Depression Symptoms with Infant Neurodevelopment and Gut Microbiota. Frontiers in Psychiatry.

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