Journal of Clinical Medicine,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
8(7), С. 987 - 987
Опубликована: Июль 7, 2019
Acne
is
a
highly
prevalent
inflammatory
skin
condition
involving
sebaceous
sties.
Although
it
clearly
develops
from
an
interplay
of
multiple
factors,
the
exact
cause
acne
remains
elusive.
It
increasingly
believed
that
interaction
between
microbes
and
host
immunity
plays
important
role
in
this
disease,
with
perturbed
microbial
composition
activity
found
patients.
Cutibacterium
acnes
(C.
acnes;
formerly
called
Propionibacterium
acnes)
commonly
sebum-rich
areas
its
over-proliferation
has
long
been
thought
to
contribute
disease.
However,
information
provided
by
advanced
metagenomic
sequencing
indicated
cutaneous
microbiota
patients
acne-free
individuals
differ
at
virulent-specific
lineage
level.
also
close
connections
gastrointestinal
tract,
many
argue
gut
could
be
involved
pathogenic
process
acne.
The
emotions
stress
(e.g.,
depression
anxiety),
for
instance,
have
hypothesized
aggravate
altering
increasing
intestinal
permeability,
potentially
contributing
inflammation.
Over
years,
expanding
body
research
highlighted
presence
gut–brain–skin
axis
connects
microbes,
oral
probiotics,
diet,
currently
area
intense
scrutiny,
severity.
This
review
concentrates
on
acne,
immunobiology
newly
emerging
microbiome-based
therapies
can
applied
treat
Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology,
Год журнала:
2016,
Номер
30(12), С. 2038 - 2047
Опубликована: Окт. 13, 2016
Abstract
The
skin
is
a
complex
barrier
organ
made
of
symbiotic
relationship
between
microbial
communities
and
host
tissue
via
signals
provided
by
the
innate
adaptive
immune
systems.
It
constantly
exposed
to
various
endogenous
exogenous
factors
which
impact
this
balanced
system
potentially
leading
inflammatory
conditions
comprising
infections,
allergies
or
autoimmune
diseases.
Unlike
gut
stool
microbiome
has
been
studied
described
for
many
years,
investigations
on
scalp
only
started
recently.
Researchers
in
microbiology
dermatology
using
modern
methods
such
as
pyrosequencing
assays
bacterial
16S
rRNA
genes
identify
characterize
different
microorganisms
present
skin,
evaluate
diversity
their
relative
abundance
understand
how
may
contribute
health
dermatological
conditions.
This
article
aims
provide
an
overview
knowledge
about
microbiota,
importance
dermatology.
Annual Review of Immunology,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
35(1), С. 199 - 228
Опубликована: Март 30, 2017
Commensal
microorganisms
(the
microbiota)
live
on
all
the
surface
barriers
of
our
body
and
are
particularly
abundant
diverse
in
distal
gut.
The
microbiota
its
larger
host
represent
a
metaorganism
which
cross
talk
between
microbes
cells
is
necessary
for
health,
survival,
regulation
physiological
functions
locally,
at
barrier
level,
systemically.
ancestral
molecular
cellular
mechanisms
stemming
from
earliest
interactions
prokaryotes
eukaryotes
have
evolved
to
mediate
microbe-dependent
physiology
tissue
homeostasis,
including
innate
adaptive
resistance
infections
repair.
Mostly
because
effects
metabolism,
proliferation,
inflammation,
immunity,
regulates
cancer
level
predisposing
conditions,
initiation,
genetic
instability,
susceptibility
immune
response,
progression,
comorbidity,
response
therapy.
Here,
we
review
underlying
interaction
with
evidence
suggesting
that
could
be
targeted
improve
therapy
while
attenuating
adverse
reactions.
Mucosal Immunology,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
12(4), С. 851 - 861
Опубликована: Апрель 5, 2019
Bile
acids
are
cholesterol-derived
surfactants
that
circulate
actively
between
the
liver
and
ileum
classically
recognized
for
emulsifying
dietary
lipids
to
facilitate
absorption.
More
recent
studies,
however,
have
revealed
new
functions
of
bile
acids;
as
pleotropic
signaling
metabolites
regulate
diverse
metabolic
inflammatory
pathways
in
multiple
cell
types
tissues
through
dynamic
interactions
with
both
germline-encoded
host
receptors
microbiota.
Accordingly,
perturbed
acid
circulation
and/or
metabolism
is
now
implicated
pathogenesis
cholestatic
diseases,
syndrome,
colon
cancer,
bowel
diseases
(IBDs).
Here,
we
discuss
three-dimensional
interplay
acids,
microbiota,
mucosal
immune
system,
focusing
on
mechanisms
intestinal
homeostasis
inflammation.
Although
regulation
only
beginning
be
appreciated,
targeting
their
cellular
has
already
proven
an
important
area
drug
discovery.
Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica B,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
10(1), С. 19 - 32
Опубликована: Дек. 10, 2019
Microbes
inhabiting
the
intestinal
tract
of
humans
represent
a
site
for
xenobiotic
metabolism.
The
gut
microbiome,
collection
microorganisms
in
gastrointestinal
tract,
can
alter
metabolic
outcome
pharmaceuticals,
environmental
toxicants,
and
heavy
metals,
thereby
changing
their
pharmacokinetics.
Direct
chemical
modification
xenobiotics
by
either
through
or
re-entering
via
enterohepatic
circulation,
lead
to
increased
metabolism
bioactivation,
depending
on
enzymatic
activity
within
microbial
niche.
Unique
enzymes
encoded
microbiome
include
those
that
reverse
modifications
imparted
host
detoxification
pathways.
Additionally,
limit
absorption
small
intestine
increasing
expression
cell–cell
adhesion
proteins,
supporting
protective
mucosal
layer,
and/or
directly
sequestering
chemicals.
Lastly,
gene
is
regulated
including
CYP450s,
multi-drug
resistance
transcription
factors
regulate
them.
While
affects
pharmacokinetics
xenobiotic,
also
influence
viability
microbiome.
Our
understanding
complex
interconnectedness
between
host,
will
advance
with
new
modeling
systems,
technology
development
refinement,
mechanistic
studies
focused
contribution
human
Journal of Clinical Medicine,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
8(7), С. 987 - 987
Опубликована: Июль 7, 2019
Acne
is
a
highly
prevalent
inflammatory
skin
condition
involving
sebaceous
sties.
Although
it
clearly
develops
from
an
interplay
of
multiple
factors,
the
exact
cause
acne
remains
elusive.
It
increasingly
believed
that
interaction
between
microbes
and
host
immunity
plays
important
role
in
this
disease,
with
perturbed
microbial
composition
activity
found
patients.
Cutibacterium
acnes
(C.
acnes;
formerly
called
Propionibacterium
acnes)
commonly
sebum-rich
areas
its
over-proliferation
has
long
been
thought
to
contribute
disease.
However,
information
provided
by
advanced
metagenomic
sequencing
indicated
cutaneous
microbiota
patients
acne-free
individuals
differ
at
virulent-specific
lineage
level.
also
close
connections
gastrointestinal
tract,
many
argue
gut
could
be
involved
pathogenic
process
acne.
The
emotions
stress
(e.g.,
depression
anxiety),
for
instance,
have
hypothesized
aggravate
altering
increasing
intestinal
permeability,
potentially
contributing
inflammation.
Over
years,
expanding
body
research
highlighted
presence
gut–brain–skin
axis
connects
microbes,
oral
probiotics,
diet,
currently
area
intense
scrutiny,
severity.
This
review
concentrates
on
acne,
immunobiology
newly
emerging
microbiome-based
therapies
can
applied
treat