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ct-9351	Ondrak, Jeff 	Management and control of bovine trichomoniasis	2021	3	.pdf	application/pdf	2238	98	39	A human study identified an interaction between Lactobacillus acidophius and T vaginalis in vitro6 whereas others have demonstrated an association between the vaginal microbiome of women and their risk for developing sexually transmitted diseases including trichomo- niasis, suggesting that the microbiome of the reproductive tract may provide opportunities for prevention and treatment.7-10 With development of next generation sequencing technology, the microbiome of the bovine reproductive tract has been described11 in an attempt to understand the host-microbiome relationship and its influence on the reproductive efficiency of cattle.12 Additional studies have explored the specific relationship between the vaginal microbiome and reproductive outcomes and disease that hold the potential for a better understanding of the pathogenesis of reproductive tract disease in cows.13-15 Although culture-dependent studies have reported routine isolates from the preputial cavity of bulls, there is a lack of information regarding the preputial microbiome utilizing next generation sequencing technology.16 The path to bovine trichomoniasis infection in males and females is most likely multifactorial. Ondrak JD, Keen JE, Rupp GP, et al: Repeated sampling and testing by culture and PCR to detect Tritrichomonas foetus carrier bulls in an infected Nebraska herd.	cache/ct-9351.pdf	txt/ct-9351.txt