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Identification and characterization of a skin microbiome on <i>Caenorhabditis elegans</i> suggests environmental microbes confer cuticle protection

2024-02-21

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In the wild, C. elegans are emersed in environments teeming with a veritable menagerie of microorganisms. The C. elegans cuticular surface serves as a barrier and first point of contact with this microbial milieux. Here, we identify microbes from C. elegans natural habitats that associate with its cuticle, constituting a simple ‘skin microbiome’. We rear our animals on a modified CeMbio, mCeMbio, a consortium o...

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f212092b-b053-5c84-a3af-688541a7760e
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10.1101/2024.02.21.581412
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