… We found that skin microbiota of C. panamansis was resistant to colonization and did not …
The discovery of strong colonization resistance of skin microbiota suggests a well-regulated, …

… of amphibian skin microbiota diversity in health and disease resistance, emphasizing its
potential for improving biological health and assessing and enhancing amphibian conservation …

… Our results demonstrate a complex response of the amphibian skin microbiota to a common
parasite and contaminant. Given the diversity of anthropogenic and natural stressors facing …

… in the human gut microbiome have been found to be a fundamental driver of disease [49].
Amphibian skin microbiota are known to produce antifungal compounds [50] which can inhibit …

… chytrid fungus Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis, which causes the lethal amphibian disease
chytridiomycosis. Our results illustrate a decline in the richness of skin associated microbiota …

… of amphibians to diseases. The activity of the skin microbiota of amphibians against fungal
… role towards the cutaneous infectious diseases caused by Amphibiocystidium parasites has …

… of disease reservoirs (eg, Bd-tolerant, invasive amphibians), … are not effectual in amphibian
wetland habitats, particularly in … right on the amphibians’ skin as symbiotic microbiota, that are …

… At the individual level, neither age, body length, nor sex of the frog could predict the structure
of the skin microbiota. Our data potentially support the hypothesis that variation among …

… Describing the structure and function of the amphibian cutaneous microbiome has gained …
can cause the skin disease chytridiomycosis. Sampling amphibian skin microbiota is needed …

… Studies evaluating the influence of climatic factors on skin microbiota in amphibians have
shown that changes in precipitation and temperature over time are correlated with changes in …