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What shapes the development of the microbiome? - ANSWER>Shaped by an intimate contact with natural


environments.




How many microorganisms populate the skin? - ANSWER>Populated by 10¹²-10¹³ microorganisms.




What types of bacteria are found on the skin? - ANSWER>Aerobes, anaerobes, and facultative bacteria.




Why is the skin difficult to colonize? - ANSWER>The skin is difficult to colonize because of different secretions.




How do secretions from oil and sweat glands affect skin colonization? - ANSWER>Secretion of organic acids by oil


and sweat glands creates an acidic pH (pH 4-6).

, hat are characteristics of epidermal secretions? - ANSWER>Epidermal secretions are high in salt.




How does water activity affect microbial growth on skin? - ANSWER>Epidermal secretions are low in water activity.




What antimicrobial enzymes are found in epidermal secretions? - ANSWER>Contain enzymes (lysozymes - degrade


bacterial peptidoglycan).




What is the general composition of skin microbiota? - ANSWER>Mostly Gram-positive bacteria.




Why are Gram-positive bacteria common on the skin? - ANSWER>More resistant to salt and dryness.




Which skin regions are considered moister areas? - ANSWER>Scalp, ears, armpits, genital, and anal areas.




What microbes commonly colonize moister skin areas? - ANSWER>Corynebacterium species and Staphylococcus


epidermidis.




How does skin microbiota benefit us by affecting epithelial cells? - ANSWER>Prompting the expression of epithelial


cell tight-junction proteins.

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