Coprococcus is a genus of anaerobic cocci which are part of the human faecal microbiota.[1] Despite the depletion of Coprococcus was found in colon cancer, there is no evidence for its protective role against colon cancer .[2]
Three species have been described:[3]
C. comes may seem to play a role in cases of resistance against blood pressure medicine.[4]
'kopros' - excrement, faeces; 'kokkos' - berry; 'Coprococcus' - faecal coccus
Coprococcus is a genus of anaerobic cocci which are part of the human faecal microbiota. Despite the depletion of Coprococcus was found in colon cancer, there is no evidence for its protective role against colon cancer .
Three species have been described:
Coprococcus catus Holdeman and Moore 1974 Coprococcus comes Holdeman and Moore 1974 Coprococcus eutactus Holdeman and Moore 1974C. comes may seem to play a role in cases of resistance against blood pressure medicine.
