Microbiota: an intelligent ecosystem
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https://doi.org/10.47196/da.v28i4.2310Keywords:
microbiota, microbioma, dysbiosis, skin gut axisAbstract
Microbiota is the set of microorganisms that inhabit the human body, it varies in each individual and it is essential for the functioning of the immune system and the maintenance of health. It is determined by multiple factors and if an imbalance is generated, it can produce a proinflammatory status that can lead to the development of systemic diseases, including skin diseases. The study of microbiota seems to be a promising field to finally understand the pathophysiology of many entities and the use of pro, pre and synbiotics is still under study and could generate new therapeutic modalities.
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