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Sampling and detection of skin Propionibacterium acnes: current status

Alexeyev et al., 2012

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11057658711336301512
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Alexeyev O
Jahns A
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A connection between acne vulgaris and Propionibacterium acnes has long been suggested. Over the years, several human skin microbiota sampling methods have been evolved and applied, eg swab, scrape, extraction techniques including cyanoacrylate gel …
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