The group exhibits a strong interest in the potential applications of probiotic solutions for skin health, as reflected by phrases like 'modulate the skin microbiome' and references to innovative treatments. The tone varies from scientific remarks to humorous comments, such as the mention of 'poop face cream,' which indicates engagement that mixes technical understanding with casual curiosity, underscoring the perceived importance and novelty of the study.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions acknowledge the significance of the research, with some explicitly supporting the potential of probiotic applications on the skin microbiome.
InterestHigh interest
The topic clearly captures curiosity, especially as posts highlight the novel concept of microbiome modulation and its possible health benefits.
EngagementModerate engagement
Participants reference specific aspects like microbial shifts, the methodology, and potential uses, indicating a moderate level of engagement.
ImpactModerate impact
Discussions suggest that many see this research as a promising step towards innovative skin treatments, though some emphasize the need for further studies.
Abstract in brief
The study explores how applying probiotic bacterial solutions can change the skin's microbiome, making it more similar to a donor's microbiome, especially after multiple applications.
The success of microbiome modulation depends on factors like the specific bacteria used, the initial skin microbiome of the recipient, and the amount of bacteria applied, with certain strains like Cutibacterium acnes H1 showing higher engraftment.
This research suggests that using beneficial bacteria might be a promising way to develop treatments for skin conditions like psoriasis or acne by altering the skin's microbial community.]
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Microbiome
@MicrobiomeJ · X
Skin microbiome modulation induced by probiotic solutions https://t.co/9fqRA8c9wP
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L'estudi del microbioma ens ajuda a entendre malalties que avui no sabem tractar.
Científics de la @UPFBarcelona i @sbiomedic demostren que les comunitats microbianes de la pell de donants sans es poden modificar https://t.co/vMixaz3kU6 (estudi original: https://t.co/bASvoYINpy)
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Katerina Steventon
@faceworkshops · X
European investment into #microbiome R&D lead to a publication on 'Skin microbiome modulation induced by probiotic solutions' https://t.co/dAY1shCe08 @ukbiofilms
Jun 11, 2020 · 3 likes · 1 share · 851 followersView post →
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S-Biomedic
@sbiomedic · X
Throwback to our article published in #Microbiome in 2019, demonstrating for the first time in-vivo that skin-natural strains can modulate the skin microbiome
-> https://t.co/t4L3iH1DPc
This study examines how probiotic bacterial solutions can modify the skin's microbiome, making it more similar to a donor's, with potential applications for conditions like psoriasis and acne. Success depends on…
In Skin Deeper, Dr. Thomas Hitchcock explores the skin microbiome, microbial interactions, and how probiotic solutions can alter microbial communities, offering potential for treating skin conditions like acne and…
Throwback to our article published in #Microbiome in 2019, demonstrating for the first time in-vivo that skin-natural strains can modulate the skin microbiome
-> https://t.co/t4L3iH1DPc
RT @faceworkshops: European investment into #microbiome R&D lead to a publication on 'Skin microbiome modulation induced by probiotic solut…
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Katerina Steventon
@faceworkshops · X
European investment into #microbiome R&D lead to a publication on 'Skin microbiome modulation induced by probiotic solutions' https://t.co/dAY1shCe08 @ukbiofilms
Jun 11, 2020 · 3 likes · 1 share · 851 followersView post →
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Andrea McBeth
@DreMcBeth · X
Skin microbe “transplant” article shows shifts in recipients microbial profile. I really think there will some day be a market for poop face cream. You can’t MakeUp this shit. https://t.co/jnPyPKopGX
L'estudi del microbioma ens ajuda a entendre malalties que avui no sabem tractar.
Científics de la @UPFBarcelona i @sbiomedic demostren que les comunitats microbianes de la pell de donants sans es poden modificar https://t.co/vMixaz3kU6 (estudi original: https://t.co/bASvoYINpy)
Addition of bacteria to #skin → modulates skin #microbiome composition after
sequential applications. Recipient microbiome becomes more similar to donor microbiome. https://t.co/Sv1qWtmlsf (open access) https://t.co/28DJzTgZhf https://t.co/GIcppNIk5T
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