Research Topic: skin microbiota

Atypical Cutaneous Manifestation of Mycosis Fungoides: A Case Report

A 68-year-old woman with mycosis fungoides, a rare skin cancer, developed severe infected lesions after swimming in the ocean. Her wounds were infected with four different types of bacteria that had not been previously reported together in this disease. She was treated with antibiotics and improved, highlighting the importance of patients with this condition avoiding water exposure and maintaining regular medical care.

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Bacterial–Fungal Interactions: Mutualism, Antagonism, and Competition

Bacteria and fungi in animal bodies interact in three main ways: they help each other (mutualism), fight each other (antagonism), or compete for resources. These interactions happen in the gut, rumen, and skin of animals. Understanding how to balance these relationships can help create better probiotics and natural alternatives to antibiotics for treating infections and improving animal health.

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