Fungal-bacterial interactions implicated in Crohn’s Disease

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An interesting new study showing a positive associate between Candida tropicalis consortia with Crohn’s disease.

Fungi and Bacteria abundance in Study Participants.
Fungi and Bacteria abundance in Study Participants (Fig 2).

An interesting new study showing a positive associate between Candida tropicalis consortia with Crohn’s disease. Read more here.

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