The aryl hydrocarbon receptor at the forefront of host‐microbe interactions in the skin: A perspective on current knowledge gaps and directions for future research and therapeutic applications

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The skin is home to a community of skin microbiota including bacteria, viruses and fungi, which are widely accepted to be of importance for skin homeostasis but also associated with skin diseases. Detailed knowledge on the skin microbiota composition and its changes in a number of skin diseases is available. Yet, specific interactions between microbes and the host skin cells or how they communicate with each...

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