What is human microbiota?
The human microbiota occupies the entire body (the intestine, eyes, skin, etc.) and consists of many varieties of microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses (the vast majority of which are beneficial) and fungi...
Consult our glossary
Do you really know what virus is? Do you want to know what symbiosis or parasitism is? Consult our glossary and learn about the terminology of
the human microbiota, updated regularly...
Browse scientific articles
Our study, carried out over more than two years, has found more than 350 scientific articles related to microbiota or associated topics. Here you have a bibliography classified by topics, most with a summary...
What affects our microbiota?
According to a study that challenges our beliefs about the evolution of microbiota, the environment and food are the main factors that influence microbiota...
How are they classified?
It is called microbiota (μbiota) because microorganisms are found of the size of microns (μ), although many nanobacteria are now being discovered...
