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Topical cream with live lactobacilli modulates the skin microbiome and reduce acne symptoms

2018-11-19

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<h4>Summary</h4> The skin is home to an important part of our commensal microbiota, despite it being a cool, acidic and desiccated environment. Tailored microbiome modulation approaches with, for example probiotics, are highly challenging for this body site. Here we show by next-generating sequencing that Lactobacillus taxa -especially those known to be dominant in the human vagina- are underestimated members of...

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DOI: 10.1101/463307

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