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The microbiome of the human facial skin is unique compared to that of other hominids

2025-01-24

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The human facial skin microbiome is remarkably similar across all people sampled to date, dominated by facultative anaerobe Cutibacterium . The origin of this genus is unknown, with no close relatives currently described from samples of primate skin. This apparent human-specific bacterial taxon could reflect the unique nature of human skin, which is significantly more oily than that of our closest primate relativ...

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f7028723-59c4-5f77-b9a4-1b763582fbf3
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10.1101/2025.01.22.634396
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