E-posters - Microbiome & STI: impact on prevention

• 1034 • Lactic acid produced by an optimal vaginal microbiota promotes cervicovaginal epithelial barrier integrity: implications for HIV transmission > B. Brianna JESAVELUK • 1080 • Correlates of STI Acquisition During the First Years After Sexual Initiation: A Longitudinal Cohort Study of Sexually Inexperienced Adolescent Girls and Young Women in Kenya > M. Melody WANG • 1122 • Cervicovaginal microbiota affects the human ectocervical epithelial barrier as determined by in situ image analysis and protein profiling    > G. Gabriella EDFELDT • 1320 • Female genital tract secretions obtained in the setting of bacterial vaginosis enhance HIV infection > R. Richard HUNTE • 1324 • HIV exposure alters the fecal microbiome in Nigerian infants > B. Bryan BROWN • 1327 • Gardnerella subgroups exhibit divergent associations with cervicovaginal cytokines in a longitudinal cohort of Kenyan women: Implications for HIV susceptibility > E. Elinor SHVARTSMAN • 1376 • Experimental microbial dysbiosis enhances rectal SIV acquisition in male rhesus macaques > A. Alexandra O'SICK • 687 • Population-level correlation between incidence of selected sexually transmitted infections and HIV-1 among women participating in HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis trials in Africa > P. Portia HUNIDZARIRA • 759 • Immunomodulatory properties of cervicovaginal Lactobacillus isolates are associated with lactic acid production and bacterial proteome profiles > M. Monalisa MANHANZVA