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Understanding Host-Pathogen Interaction: Malassezia spp. infecting keratinocytes in a lipid-rich media

2024-11-28

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>The epidermis is the first protective barrier against pathogenic agents. It hosts a complex of beneficial microorganisms for the skin, such as lipid-dependent yeasts of the <italic>Malassezia</italic> genus. In the epidermis, this yeast interacts with keratinocytes while follicles that contain the sebaceous glands with a variety of lipids such as squalene, triglycerides, free fatty acid...

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Literature Corpus work: f19b6c22-7587-5c3b-b8a0-b35b486dd0ff
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-5427061/v1

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