1973
DOI: 10.1001/archderm.108.1.69
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Experimental infection with Candida albicans

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“…Cytokine expression patterns observed in reconstituted human epidermis after treatment with allergic or toxic agents, or both, are similar to those seen after infection with C. albicans. In previous studies, the skin reactions seen in experimental C. albicans infection have been explained as a sort of biological contact dermatitis of the primary irritant or allergic type [22][23][24][25]. The present study found morphological alterations and a cytokine profile of reconstituted human epidermis induced by C. albicans infection, which are similar to that found in irritant/ allergic contact dermatitis [18].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 85%
“…Cytokine expression patterns observed in reconstituted human epidermis after treatment with allergic or toxic agents, or both, are similar to those seen after infection with C. albicans. In previous studies, the skin reactions seen in experimental C. albicans infection have been explained as a sort of biological contact dermatitis of the primary irritant or allergic type [22][23][24][25]. The present study found morphological alterations and a cytokine profile of reconstituted human epidermis induced by C. albicans infection, which are similar to that found in irritant/ allergic contact dermatitis [18].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 85%
“…Rebora et al [51] have also shown increased aerobic bacteria (650% greater) and Candida albicans (150% greater) on black skin compared with white skin.…”
Section: Skin Surface Microfloramentioning
confidence: 91%
“…El agente etiológico más prevalente es Candida albicans; sin embargo, se han aislado otras especies como C. glabrata, C. tropicalis, C. parapsilosis y C. krusei 13 . Existe evidencia que sugiere que en población de piel oscura existiría una mayor resistencia a infecciones por Trychophyton mentagrophytes y C. albicans 14 . Dados los antecedentes expuestos, en el presente trabajo se desea evaluar si la melanina sintética, lisados de melanocitos y células de melanoma, presentan actividad antifúngica en cepas clínicas de Candida spp.…”
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