Skin microbiota #13
By Pr. Markku Voutilainen Turku University Faculty of Medicine; Turku University Hospital, Department of Ga...
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Modulating the skin microbiota via topical applications
Preventing and treating dysbiosis without eliminating pathogens: novel therapeutic strategies aim to rebala...
Find out moreSkin diseases associated with a dysbiosis
The skin microbiota is a dynamic system in which microorganisms constantly compete to survive. Sometimes th...
Find out moreModulating the skin microbiota with oral solutions
The existence of a gut-skin axis suggests the possibility of influencing the skin microbiota by modulating ...
Find out moreNon-pathological skin conditions associated with a dysbiosis
Changes in the skin microbiota can also be seen in non-pathological skin conditions. The skin is constantly...
Find out moreFunctions of the microbiota and its interactions with the host
For a long time, the skin microbiota was considered a potential source of infection. Now we know it to be a...
Find out moreFactors affecting the skin microbiota
The skin microbiota of healthy individuals appears to be relatively stable over periods of a few months or ...
Find out moreA unique set of skin microbiota for each individual
The fourth most populated microbial niche in the human body,2 the skin is home to a complex community of mi...
Find out moreDr. Markus Eger : Probiotics, a complementary therapeutic option
Markus Egert is Professor of Microbiology and Hygiene at Furtwangen University of Applied Sciences in Germa...
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