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1. Introduction From the moment of birth, human skin is colonized by numerous microorganisms, which live in community and form the skin microbiota, unique to each individual [1]. It is now well accepted that the bacterial community on the skin is an integral part of the innate immune system, capable of modulating specific localized inflammatory responses [2] and contributing to the stability of the skin barrier [3].
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