Assessment of seven protocols to prepare Cutibacterium acnes bacterial lysates to measure its immunogenic potential and review of the literature

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Dagnelie, Marie-Ange | Khammari, Amir | Dréno, Brigitte | Corvec, Stéphane

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International audience. Seven protocols were tested to prepare cell wall extracts from live Cutibacterium acnes. Different parameters were modified: thawing/freezing and sonication/freezing cycles, to impact on mechanical degradation of the bacteria. Finally, the immunogenic potential of the extracts generated was evaluated by measuring IL-8 releases using an in vitro skin explants system. The aim of this article was to compare the existing protocols from the scientific literature, and also propose a standardized method developed in our facilities.

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