Angela L. F. Gibson

This paper establishes an ex vivo porcine skin model to study antiseptic effects on microbial communities and lipids, finding chlorhexidine gluconate reduces culturable microbes but increases Gram-negative taxa.

This study shows that chlorhexidine gluconate reduces viable skin microbial bioburden but does not achieve complete sterility, and temporarily increases pathogen abundance before microbiome recovery.

The paper shows isotonic medium treatment reduces epithelial damage spread and microbial colonization in burn wounds in larval zebrafish and human skin.

This study maps the temporal neutrophil response to burn wounds in larval zebrafish, identifying distinct subsets and their interactions, and links zebrafish myeloid signatures to human burn severity.

This study characterizes the porcine skin microbiome, identifies antifungal bacterial isolates, and discovers novel fungal and bacterial species with potential for antifungal applications.