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Afraid of needles? Try lotion: Engineering skin commensals for vaccination (www.science.org)
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However, the authors observed that some of these antibody responses in the skin originated from de novo germinal center–like structures that centered around hair follicles. Thus, the skin has the capacity to independently facilitate B cell maturation and generate an immune response to bacterial colonization.

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