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Malassezia in environmental studies is derived from human inputs

19 May 2025

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ABSTRACT The fungus Malassezia is the most prevalent member of the human skin mycobiota, known for its lipid dependence and inability to synthesize long-chain fatty acids. Malassezia exhibits remarkable niche breadth, inhabiting soils, dust, as well as various marine environments from polar regions to deep-sea vents. The consistent presence of Malassezia in marine habitats, including those associated with marine...

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PMID: 40387408
DOI: 10.1128/mbio.01142-25

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