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Bacillus The system is really two distinct organ systems: the urinary neuroendocrine system and the system. females Natural defense mechanisms of the genitourinary system include secretory pH in the or shedding of cells in the urinary tract. semen secretions, and IgE female genital tract, and Lactobacillus Within the urinary system, region of the streptococci, staphylococci, corynebacteria, and lactobacilli. keeps most areas sterile; the outer ,however, harbors normal biota such nonhemolytic acidic IgA Candida In the shortness of the urethra allows for easy entry of GI tract urethra microbes into the bladder, which often results in urinary tract infections. males In species found in the urinary tract; this is the same for genital tract biota of girls and postmenopausal women. desquamation the normal biota of the genital tract is nearly identical to genitourinary mucus Due to hormonal differences, the normal biota of women in their childbearing years predominantly consists of the yeast reproductive and the bacterium urine flow

Bacillus The system is really two distinct organ systems: the urinary neuroendocrine system and the system. females Natural defense mechanisms of the genitourinary system include secretory pH in the or shedding of cells in the urinary tract. semen secretions, and IgE female genital tract, and Lactobacillus Within the urinary system, region of the streptococci, staphylococci, corynebacteria, and lactobacilli. keeps most areas sterile; the outer ,however, harbors normal biota such nonhemolytic acidic IgA Candida In the shortness of the urethra allows for easy entry of GI tract urethra microbes into the bladder, which often results in urinary tract infections. males In species found in the urinary tract; this is the same for genital tract biota of girls and postmenopausal women. desquamation the normal biota of the genital tract is nearly identical to genitourinary mucus Due to hormonal differences, the normal biota of women in their childbearing years predominantly consists of the yeast reproductive and the bacterium urine flow

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Bacillus The system is really two distinct organ systems: the urinary neuroendocrine system and the system. females Natural defense mechanisms of the genitourinary system include secretory pH in the or shedding of cells in the urinary tract. semen secretions, and IgE female genital tract, and Lactobacillus Within the urinary system, region of the streptococci, staphylococci, corynebacteria, and lactobacilli. keeps most areas sterile; the outer however, harbors normal biota such nonhemolytic acidic IgA Candida In the shortness of the urethra allows for easy entry of GI tract urethra microbes into the bladder, which often results in urinary tract infections. males In species found in the urinary tract; this is the same for genital tract biota of girls and postmenopausal women. desquamation the normal biota of the genital tract is nearly identical to genitourinary mucus Due to hormonal differences, the normal biota of women in their childbearing years predominantly consists of the yeast reproductive and the bacterium urine flow
Transcribed Image Text:Bacillus The system is really two distinct organ systems: the urinary neuroendocrine system and the system. females Natural defense mechanisms of the genitourinary system include secretory pH in the or shedding of cells in the urinary tract. semen secretions, and IgE female genital tract, and Lactobacillus Within the urinary system, region of the streptococci, staphylococci, corynebacteria, and lactobacilli. keeps most areas sterile; the outer however, harbors normal biota such nonhemolytic acidic IgA Candida In the shortness of the urethra allows for easy entry of GI tract urethra microbes into the bladder, which often results in urinary tract infections. males In species found in the urinary tract; this is the same for genital tract biota of girls and postmenopausal women. desquamation the normal biota of the genital tract is nearly identical to genitourinary mucus Due to hormonal differences, the normal biota of women in their childbearing years predominantly consists of the yeast reproductive and the bacterium urine flow
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