Table 1.
Some representative studies specific to Lactobacillus strain found in healthy vaginal microbiota
| Lactobacillus strains observed in healthy vaginal microbiota | Age of participants | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| L. reuteri (32.5%), L. fermentum (25%), and L. salivarius (16.25%) | 18-45 yrs | [19] |
| L. crispatus (39.6%), L. gasseri (45.8%), and L. jensenii (14.6%) | 18-45 yrs | [20] |
| L. mucosae (16.2%), L. fermentum (6.4%), L. gasseri (3.9%), L. brevis (3.2%), L helveticus (2%), L. jensenii (2%), L. ingluviei (1.3%), L. reuteri (1.3%), L. gallinarum (0.6%) and L. parafarraginis (0.6%) | 18-35 yrs | [21] |
| L. crispatus (26.2%), L. gasseri (31%), L. jensenii (11.9%), L. vaginalis (9.5%), L. mucosae (2.4%), L. reuteri (2.4%), L. fermentum (2.4%), L. oris (2.4%) and L. delbrueckii (2.4%) (Found in HIV negative subjects during the study on HIV positive and negative women) | 33-39 yrs | [22,23] |
| L. iners, L. crispatus, L. gasseri, and L. jensenii | 18-40 yrs | [24] |
| L. helveticus, L. iners and L. gasseri | 19-35 yrs | [25] |
| 57 Lactobacillus strains were purified including L. crispatus, L. jensenii, L. gasseri, L. mucosae, and L. vaginalis | 16-22 yrs | [26] |
| L. crispatus, L. jensenii, and L. iners (were detected to check effects of vaginal washing on Lactobacillus) | --- | [27] |