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We isolated and sequenced S. mitis from both sexual partners finding that (i) the S. mitis isolates from the female partner's urogenital tract were genomically similar throughout the duration of the study, and (ii) they were related to one isolate from the male partner's oral cavity collected at the end of the study, suggesting transmission between the two individuals. We hypothesize that blooms in S. mitis after vaginal intercourse may play a role in coitus-related UTI. We found that a S. mitis isolate, in contrast to a Lactobacillus
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