Eight Lactobacillus jensenii rods appear in six groupings: four singles and two end-to-end pairs, including one gently curved single.
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Type-strain-anchored Lactobacillus jensenii rods, shown as eight bodies in four single and two paired groupings. This scientific reconstruction is representative, non-diagnostic, not a micrograph, and makes no universal phenotype claim.

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Lactobacillus jensenii defines Community State Type vanadium (V) (CST-vanadium) in the vaginal microbiome. It produces hydrogen peroxide and lactic acid, contributing to vaginal defense against pathogens, though less dominant than Lactobacillus crispatus (CST-I).

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HPV: Part of vaginal microbiome in cervical cancer/HPV mega-analysis.

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PCOS: Vaginal microbiome context.

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Preterm birth: Vaginal metabolomic associations.

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Seminal microbiome: Present in male reproductive tract.

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FMT: Component of reproductive tract FMT protocols.

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HPV: Part of vaginal microbiome in cervical cancer/HPV mega-analysis.[1]Rashwan et al. 2025 — Insights into the Tripartite Relationship between Cervical Cancer, HPV, and the Vaginal Microbiome: A Mega-AnalysisRashwan HH, Ali MH, Mostafa MM et al. · 2025Open reference 1 PCOS: Vaginal microbiome context.[2]Zheng 2024 — Differential enrichment of bacteria and phages in vaginal microbiomes in PCOS and obesity: shotgun sequencing analysisZheng S, Chen H, Yang H et al. · 2024Open reference 2 Preterm birth: Vaginal metabolomic associations.[3]Pruski & Correia 2021 — Direct On-Swab Metabolic Profiling of Vaginal Microbiome Host Interactions During Pregnancy and Preterm BirthPamela Pruski, Gonçalo D. S. Correia, Holly V. Lewis et al. · 2021Open reference 3

Seminal microbiome: Present in male reproductive tract.[4]Neto 2024 — Effect of Environmental Factors on Seminal Microbiome and Impact on Sperm QualityFilipe T. Lira Neto, Marina C. Viana, Federica Cariati et al. · 2024Open reference 4 FMT: Component of reproductive tract FMT protocols.[5]Quaranta 2019 — FMT as a Potential Tool for Female Reproductive Tract Diseases (Review)Georgina Quaranta, Mauro Pittiruti, Brunella Posteraro et al. · 2019Open reference 5

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    Rashwan HH, Ali MH, Mostafa MM et al. (2025). Rashwan et al. 2025 — Insights into the Tripartite Relationship between Cervical Cancer, HPV, and the Vaginal Microbiome: A Mega-Analysis. Human Genomics.

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    Zheng S, Chen H, Yang H et al. (2024). Zheng 2024 — Differential enrichment of bacteria and phages in vaginal microbiomes in PCOS and obesity: shotgun sequencing analysis. Frontiers in Microbiomes.

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    Pamela Pruski, Gonçalo D. S. Correia, Holly V. Lewis et al. (2021). Pruski & Correia 2021 — Direct On-Swab Metabolic Profiling of Vaginal Microbiome Host Interactions During Pregnancy and Preterm Birth. Nature Communications.

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    Filipe T. Lira Neto, Marina C. Viana, Federica Cariati et al. (2024). Neto 2024 — Effect of Environmental Factors on Seminal Microbiome and Impact on Sperm Quality. Frontiers in Endocrinology.

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    Georgina Quaranta, Mauro Pittiruti, Brunella Posteraro et al. (2019). Quaranta 2019 — FMT as a Potential Tool for Female Reproductive Tract Diseases (Review). Frontiers in Immunology.

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