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Altered Skin Microbiota: Any Involvement in Renal and Hepatic Pruritus?
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The clinical symptoms of inflammatory skin illnesses and their management may be significantly impacted by changes in the composition and/or function of the human skin microbiota, which is thought to cause immunological dysregulation and an inflammatory response. Our study was conducted to investigate the role of skin microbiota in the development of hepatic and renal pruritus.
Keywords:
autotaxin
dysbiosis
hepatic pruritus
microbiota
renal pruritus
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