… skin commensals that contribute to or impair skin barrier function. Furthermore, we discuss
the skin microenvironments suitable for specific microbiota … for the prospective development of …

… of the microbiota in the skin microenvironment. … the cutaneous microenvironment will define
the success of skin repair.… absence of commensal microbiota in the skin accelerates wound …

… microenvironment plays a crucial role. The interactions between cells and the surface
microenvironment, … of microorganisms that are collectively referred as “microbiota” [8]. Normal …

… skin diseases such as atopic dermatitis.1, 2 Most of our knowledge regarding the crucial
functional role of the microbiota in skin … cells on keratinocytes in a 3D microenvironment. …

… These data provide important clues about the skin microenvironment and the signals that …
follicle maintain ILC, which regulate the skin microbiota and sebaceous gland function. CCL20 …

… When in symbiosis with its host, the human skin microbiota acts to preserve skin barrier
functions… indicate that the human virome is also dependent on the skin microenvironment [33,34]. …

… and tuning of the skin microenvironment. We also give … We examine roles for skin microbes
within this ecosystem and … the normal skin microbiota can predispose to or exacerbate skin …

… wounds, the microbiota of the wound is as diverse as that of the skin and the bacteria do not
… bacterial diversity in comparison with the microbiota of the skin, and are strongly colonized …

… While there is much focus in the gut microbiota in this context, we argue that the role of
skin … , and depends on the local microenvironment of the specific skin site. Studies of the …

… has been considered a crucial regulator of the tumor microenvironment by modulating the
development and progression of the tumor and affecting treatment response. In accordance, …