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Analysis of Cellular Components, Biochemical Reactions, and Habitat of Human Cutaneous Lipophilic Diphtheroids
1985
Journal of Investigative Dermatology
The cutaneous distribution of lipophilic diphtheroids was determined in normal human volunteers. The organisms were found to be plentiful in moist regions (scalp, nares, axilla, groin, and toe web) and scarce in dry and purely oily regions. The lipid requirement, cellular fatty acids, mycolic acid and cell wall diaminopimelic acid content of these lipophilic diphtheroids was compared to those of strains of Corynebacterium bovis, C. xerosis, C. diphtheriae, and C. minutissimum. Only lipophilic
doi:10.1111/1523-1747.ep12277005
pmid:3930617
fatcat:5fc7prh4hvcxzoi7ewqmhzhsvu