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The infectious diseases studied in humans and animals by the veterinarians, dentists, physicians and researchers have revealed that multiple pathogenic players are responsible for certain diseases. In the nineteenth century, the role of individual species of microbes in infectious diseases was documented by Robert Koch and Louis Pasteur. But over the past few decades, part played by the intricate communities of bacterial species in causing several complicated polymicrobial infections has been well established [1]. Polymicrobial infections involve polymicrobial communities in which two or more microorganisms act synergistically, or in succession, Abstract

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