微生物群与头皮毛发疾病相关性研究进展

doi:10.35541/cjd.20201196

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Abstract: 【Abstract】 Skin microbiota is associated with various skin diseases. Scalp hair follicles penetrate deeply into the skin, and carry complex microbial communities distinct from those on the skin surface. Local imbalance of microbial communities may impair the skin barrier function, leading to a variety of hair and scalp diseases. This review discusses changes in microbial diversity and colonization by specific microorganisms in various hair diseases, dandruff, folliculitis decalvans, etc., and provides new ideas for exploring the pathogenesis of and therapeutic strategies for various hair and scalp diseases.

Key words: Microbial consortia, Scalp, Hair diseases, Bacteria, Fungi

Li Haiyang, Lin Jinran, Liu Qingmei, Ni Chunya, Wu Wenyu, . Association of microbiota with hair and scalp diseases[J]. Chinese Journal of Dermatology, 2023, 56(7): 686-688.doi:10.35541/cjd.20201196

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