An assay has been established for the quantitative determination of the production of extracellular lipases by C. acnes and coagulase negative cutaneous cocci. The pH dependency of lipolytic activity has been assessed. It has been shown that at the low pH of the cutaneous surface, lipase activity is markedly suppressed, although production of lipase is not inhibited if bacterial growth occurs. The implication of these effects for the production of free fatty acids on the skin surface are discussed
While considerable work has been done on several lipases, there has been a relatively limited amount...
Abstract Background Fatty acid modifying enzyme (FAME) has been shown to modify free fatty acids to ...
936-941 A lipase producing Acinetobacter haemolyticus TA106 was isolated from healthy human skin...
An assay has been established for the quantitative determination of the production of extracellular ...
Seven saturated and three unsaturated fatty acids were tested in ten different concentrations (from ...
The effects of specific species of skin bacteria on human sebaceous gland lipids in vitro were analy...
Several indirect lines of evidence have converged to suggest that C. acnes and S. albus are sources ...
To compare incidence and lipolytic activity of Propionibacterium acnes and P. granulosum (previously...
The aerobic microflora of the scalp, predominantly cocci, was virtually eliminated by the daily appl...
The lipases (glycerol ester hydrolases, 3.1.1.3) from two cutanious bacteria Corynebacterium acnes (...
The pathogenesis of acne is generally believed to involve the generation of fatty acids from sebum l...
Aerobic bacteria were excluded as a major source of lipases when it was found, in a previous study, ...
The importance of lipid dependent yeasts in the hydrolysis of triglycerides in human skin was invest...
The currently widely held theory that intrafollicular free fatty acids (FA) are the primary agents i...
Human skin surface debris collected from ether extracts of the scalp catalysed the hydrolysis of tri...
While considerable work has been done on several lipases, there has been a relatively limited amount...
Abstract Background Fatty acid modifying enzyme (FAME) has been shown to modify free fatty acids to ...
936-941 A lipase producing Acinetobacter haemolyticus TA106 was isolated from healthy human skin...
An assay has been established for the quantitative determination of the production of extracellular ...
Seven saturated and three unsaturated fatty acids were tested in ten different concentrations (from ...
The effects of specific species of skin bacteria on human sebaceous gland lipids in vitro were analy...
Several indirect lines of evidence have converged to suggest that C. acnes and S. albus are sources ...
To compare incidence and lipolytic activity of Propionibacterium acnes and P. granulosum (previously...
The aerobic microflora of the scalp, predominantly cocci, was virtually eliminated by the daily appl...
The lipases (glycerol ester hydrolases, 3.1.1.3) from two cutanious bacteria Corynebacterium acnes (...
The pathogenesis of acne is generally believed to involve the generation of fatty acids from sebum l...
Aerobic bacteria were excluded as a major source of lipases when it was found, in a previous study, ...
The importance of lipid dependent yeasts in the hydrolysis of triglycerides in human skin was invest...
The currently widely held theory that intrafollicular free fatty acids (FA) are the primary agents i...
Human skin surface debris collected from ether extracts of the scalp catalysed the hydrolysis of tri...
While considerable work has been done on several lipases, there has been a relatively limited amount...
Abstract Background Fatty acid modifying enzyme (FAME) has been shown to modify free fatty acids to ...
936-941 A lipase producing Acinetobacter haemolyticus TA106 was isolated from healthy human skin...