… treatments like probiotic bacteria and phage therapy are potential alternatives that may have
effects … human host, and the skin environment are key to holistically understanding wound …

… most common microbes therefore in ecosystem, and that they … microflora may positively or
negatively impact wound healing … potential benefits of probiotic treatment for managing chronic …

… and wound environment to prevent or resolve bacterial wound infections. Further studies on
the mechanisms of P-2 action have the potential … in the article's Creative Commons licence, …

… non-healing wounds can help us in formulating innovative … into promising initiatives in the
wound microbiome research. … ecosystem that harbours skin’s indigenous microbiota or the skin …

… To create the chronic wounds, we treated the mice once, … background and living in the
same environment (Figure 4). Non-… ; these bacteria may potentially benefit or facilitate wound …

… found to have the potential to treat diabetic wounds. The … further innovations in adaptive
wound therapies in the future. … in DFUs, wound-level phage ecology can significantly affect the …

… in infection is required to innovate beyond outdated therapeutic … , potentially from the normal
microbiota present in the … a given wound ecosystem relies on factors like priority effects, the …

… potential of targeting the skin microbiome to facilitate normal … interactions, within the wound
environment, between different … have explored probiotics to treat chronic wounds and prevent …

… The wound healing potential of LFcinB was investigated with in vitro, ex vivo, and in vivo …
in diabetic wounds. In conclusion, LFcinB treatment demonstrated noticeable positive effects on …

… in treating surgical wounds and chronic wounds was also reviewed together with potential
… that regulation of the wound microbiome can promote diabetic wound healing. Few pioneer …