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Within the class Mollicutes is one particular species of bacteria known as Mycoplasma hominis. Due to their lack of cell walls, these Mollicutes are distinct from other bacteria. The species called Mycoplasma hominis, on the other hand, specifically colonizes human urogenital tract, especially mucous membranes in the genital and respiratory tracts.
In summary, M. hominis is a sexually transmitted bacterium that can cause urogenital infections in both men and women. Prompt diagnosis through testing and appropriate antibiotic treatment are essential in managing infections. Safe sexual practices, regular STI screening, and partner notification contribute to prevention efforts. Given the potential for antibiotic resistance, the choice of antibiotics should be guided by susceptibility testing.