Opportunistic Microbes

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Opportunistic microbes can proliferate when commensal counts are low, digestion is impaired, stomach acid is low, or immune function is reduced. — GI-MAP Stool Test: Interpretation and Clinical Application
Page 3 is described as the diagnostic centerpiece of the GI-MAP report because it contains opportunistic microbes and related targets. — GI-MAP Stool Test: Interpretation and Clinical Application
The quantitative exponent is especially important for opportunistic organisms because many have very low baseline concentrations. — GI-MAP Stool Test: Interpretation and Clinical Application
Many inflammatory dysbiosis organisms are gram-negative and carry lipopolysaccharide on their outer membrane. — GI-MAP Stool Test: Interpretation and Clinical Application
Many opportunistic organisms in inflammatory dysbiosis can produce histamine or form biofilms. — GI-MAP Stool Test: Interpretation and Clinical Application