ArticleInternational journal of molecular sciences2023
Effects of Superficial Scratching and Engineered Nanomaterials on Skin Gene Profiles and Microbiota in SKH-1 Mice.
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Scratching damages upper layers of the skin, breaks this first line of immune defence, and leads to inflammation response, which often also modifies the microbiota of the skin. Although the healing of incision wounds is well-described, there are fewer studies on superficial wounds. We used a simulated model of skin scratching to study changes in the host transcriptome, skin microbiota, and their relationship. Additionally, we examined the effect of nanosized ZnO, TiO
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