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Ogonowska P, Gilabe e Y,
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nska-Rybak W and
Nakonieczna J (2021) Coloniza ion
Wi h S aphylococcus au eus in A opic
De ma i is Pa ien s: A emp s
o Re eal he Unknown.
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doi: 10.3389/ micb.2020.567090
Coloniza ion Wi h S aphylococcus
au eus in A opic De ma i is Pa ien s:
A emp s o Re eal he Unknown
Pa ycja Ogonowska1, Yolanda Gilabe e2, Wiole a Ba a ´
nska-Rybak3and
Joanna Nakonieczna1*
1Labo a o y o Molecula Diagnos ics, In e collegia e Facul y o Bio echnology Uni e si y o Gda ´
nsk and Medical Uni e si y
o Gda ´
nsk, Gda ´
nsk, Poland, 2Depa men o De ma ology, Uni e si y Hospi al Miguel Se e , Za agoza, Spain, 3Depa men
o De ma ology, Vene eology and Alle gology, Medical Uni e si y o Gda ´
nsk, Gda ´
nsk, Poland
A opic de ma i is (AD) pa ien s a e massi ely colonized wi h S aphylococcus au eus
(S. au eus) in lesional and non-lesional skin. A skin in ec ion may become sys emic i
le un ea ed. O in e es , he incidence o mul i-d ug esis an S. au eus (MRSA) in
AD pa ien s is highe as compa ed o a heal hy popula ion, which makes ea men
e en mo e challenging. In o ma ion on he speci ic gene ic backg ound o S. au eus
accompanying and/o causing AD la es would be o g ea impo ance in e ms o
possible ea men op ion de elopmen . In his e iew, we summa ized he da a on he
p e alence o S. au eus in gene al in AD skin, and he p e alence o speci ic clones
ha migh be associa ed wi h la es o eczema. We pu ou special in e es in he
p esence and ole o s aphylococcal en e o oxins as impo an i ulence ac o s in he
epidemiology o AD-de i ed S. au eus. Also, we summa ize he p esen and po en ially
use ul u u e an i-s aphylococcal ea men .
Keywo ds: epidemiology o S. au eus, MRSA, s aphylococcal en e o oxins, an is aphylococcal pho odynamic
ea men , i ulence ac o
INTRODUCTION
A opic de ma i is (AD), also known as a opic eczema, is a ch onic and elapsing in lamma o y
skin diso de . I may coexis wi h o he a opic condi ions: alle gic hini is (hay e e ), b onchial
as hma and ood alle gy. AD mainly a ec s in an s and young child en. Ne e heless, i can pe sis
o appea du ing pube y and adul hood. AD occu s commonly in 15–30% o child en and 2–10%
o adul s wo ldwide (Sil e be g, 2017).
In 1980, Hani in and Rajka p oposed c i e ia o diagnosing AD. Acco ding o he published
guidelines, pa ien s diagnosed wi h AD should p esen h ee o mo e basic ea u es (e.g., p u i us,
licheni ica ion, a opic his o y) and h ee o mo e mino ea u es (e.g., xe osis, ea ly age o onse ,
ood in ole ance) (Hani in and Rajka, 1980). Fu he mo e, a ious sco ing sys ems ha e been
es ablished o measu e disease se e i y. SCORAD (Se e i y Sco ing Index o A opic De ma i is)
e alua es he in ensi y o a opic signs in gene al in addi ion o he symp oms (p u i us and sleep)
(Kunz e al., 1997), whe eas EASI (Eczema A ea and Se e i y Index) e alua es he se e i y o AD in
ou di e en pa s o he body (head and neck, uppe limbs, unk and lowe limbs) (Hani in e al.,
2001;Housman e al., 2002). SASSAD (Six A ea Six Sign A opic De ma i is A opic Sco e) less used
includes six signs o AD (c acking, d yness, e y hema, exco ia ion, exuda ion, and licheni ica ion),
hei se e i y in a ou -poin scale (0—absen , 1—mild, 2—mode a e and 3—se e e) on he mos
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FIGURE 1 | Va ious sco ing sys ems o diagnosing a opic de ma i is.
ollowing si es o di e en pa s o he body (head and neck, a ms,
hands, unk, legs, and ee ) (Figu e 1;Be h-Jones and Be h-
Jones, 1996).
Cu en ly, AD is conside ed a mul i ac o ial skin diso de ,
wi h s ill no ully unde s ood pa hogenesis. The de elopmen
o AD is a esul o in e ac ions be ween skin ba ie de ec s
and gene ic, immunological and en i onmen al ac o s (e.g., dus
mi e, obacco smoke, soap, die , ai pollu ion, hygiene, s ess)
(Ring e al., 1992;Bonamon e e al., 2019). Pa ien s su e ing om
a opic eczema e ealed signi ican ly educed quali y o li e due
o i ching, which leads o sleep dis u bances (Blome e al., 2016).
The se e e o m o AD had a signi ican impac on he quali y o
li e in adul pa ien s compa ed o he mild and mode a e ypes
o AD (Chiesa Fuxench e al., 2019). Mo eo e , AD is a se ious
socio-economic p oblem in heal h ca e uni s because o he long
ea men du a ion and inancial cos s (Ca oll e al., 2005).
In addi ion o he long- e m and bu densome ea men o AD
pa ien s, coloniza ion by S aphylococcus au eus is ano he se ious
p oblem. S aphylococcus au eus is associa ed wi h he se e i y,
pa hogenesis and exace ba ion o AD.
INCREASED STAPHYLOCOCCUS
AUREUS COLONIZATION RATE FOR AD
PATIENTS
The phenomenon o S. au eus coloniza ion in AD pa ien s has
been known o a long ime (Leyden and Ma ples, 1973;Hause
e al., 1985). Hause e al. demons a ed highe S. au eus densi y,
S. au eus ac ion (SAF index) and o al CFU/cm2(CFU–colony
o ming uni s) in he lesional skin in AD pa ien s han in he
heal hy con ol g oup (Hause e al., 1985). In child en su e ing
om AD, S. au eus coloniza ion a e is highe han in he heal hy
g oup and a ec s 57–100% o child en (Bunikowski e al., 2000;
A kw igh e al., 2001;Lo e al., 2010;Pascolini e al., 2011). Mo e
han 40% o AD child en a e colonized bo h on he lesional skin
and in he an e io na es (Pascolini e al., 2011). In child en wi h
AD, he ca iage o he S. au eus s ains in he an e io na es could
be a po en ial sou ce o ecoloniza ion (Pa el e al., 2001). Resul s
conce ning S. au eus p esence om AD child en a e summa ized
in Table 1.
Rega ding S. au eus coloniza ion in adul pa ien s, 54–100%
(B eue e al., 2002;Tomi e al., 2005;Gong e al., 2006;Kim
e al., 2009;Na e al., 2012;Rojo e al., 2014;Clausen e al., 2017,
2019) su e ing om AD we e colonized by his species. S. au eus
isola es o med a ese oi in he nose in AD pa ien s. I can be
di used by au o ansmission on he skin a ea (B eue e al., 2002).
The mos colonized si e is lesional skin (56–96.2%) (Ma sui e al.,
2000;Pa k e al., 2016;To é e al., 2016;Als e holm e al.,
2017), nose (46.1–64.1%) (Na e al., 2012;Pa k e al., 2016;To é
e al., 2016;Clausen e al., 2017), and non-lesional skin (28–39%)
(Ma sui e al., 2000;To é e al., 2016;Clausen e al., 2017). Se e al
s udies demons a ed ha 65–77.3% (B eue e al., 2002;Tomi
e al., 2005;Na e al., 2012) o AD pa ien s we e colonized bo h in
he an e io na es and on he skin, whe eas only 10.2% o heal hy
con ol subjec s we e colonized on he skin (Ma sui e al., 2000).
Als e holm e al. (2017) ound ha 55% o he AD pa ien s we e
pe sis en ca ie s o S. au eus. Mo eo e , pe sis en S. au eus
ca ie s had a highe SCORAD han in e mi en ca ie s o non-
ca ie s. I u ns ou ha no only he nose bu also he skin could
be an impo an ese oi o S. au eus in AD pa ien s (Als e holm
e al., 2017). F equen ecoloniza ion by S. au eus be ween nose
and skin was obse ed, which can con ibu e o he se e i y o
AD (Chiu e al., 2009). Resul s conce ning he dis ibu ion o
S. au eus in adul s a e summa ized in Table 2.
High S. au eus coloniza ion a e is obse ed in bo h
g oups, child en and adul s. Coloniza ion a e inc eases wi h
he se e i y o he AD, and i ac s as an agg a a ing
ac o exace ba ing in lamma ion (B eue e al., 2002). Also,
coloniza ion wi h S. au eus in AD pa ien s could be a po en
isk o a ious in asi e in ec ions, e.g., bac e emia, sep ic
shock, os eomyeli is, nec o izing pneumonia, o sep ic a h i is
(Pa el and Jahnke, 2015).
MRSA VS. MSSA DISTRIBUTION IN
ATOPIC DERMATITIS
Among S. au eus isola es, me hicillin- esis an S. au eus (MRSA)
cons i u es an impo an and signi ican g oup ha equi es
pa icula conce n. MRSA is a g oup o s ains ha a e esis an
o mul iple β-lac am an ibio ics (cephalospo ins, ca bapenems,
monobac ams, and penicillins). This pheno ype esul s in limi ed
ea men op ions, including o skin in ec ions (Rangel and
Palle , 2018). I has been demons a ed ha among S. au eus
s ains colonizing AD pa ien s, he pe cen age o MRSA is 4–13
imes highe han in a heal hy popula ion (Suh e al., 2008;Lo
e al., 2010).
Cu en ly, h ee p o iles o MRSA a e dis inguished:
hospi al-associa ed (HA-MRSA), communi y-associa ed (CA-
MRSA), and li es ock-associa ed MRSA (LA-MRSA). Ini ially,
epidemiological in es iga ions indica ed ha MRSA in ec ions
ela ed only o hospi alized pa ien s (HA-MRSA). Howe e ,
la e i u ned ou ha MRSA can also be isola ed om in ec ed
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TABLE 1 | The dis ibu ion o S. au eus coloniza ion and oxins p oduc ion in child en wi h a opic de ma i is.
Re e ences Examined g oups Si es o isola ion Coloniza ion s aphylococcus
au eus
Toxins p oduc ion
Bunikowski e al. (2000)
Ge many
Child en wi h AD
(n= 74)
Heal hy con ol pa ien s
(n= 25)
Una ec ed and
eczema ous skin
lesions
Neck
W is
Elbow
E osi e eczema ous
lesions
AD pa ien s 60 (81%) we e S. au eus
posi i e [including 40 (53%) oxigenic
S. au eus s ains]
Heal hy con ols 5 (20%) we e
S. au eus posi i e [including 1 oxigenic
S. au eus s ain]
AD pa ien s sea: 12, seb: 9,
sec: 12, sed:3, ss -1: 9
Heal hy con ols sea: 1
A kw igh e al. (2001)
Uni ed Kingdom
Child en wi h AD
(n= 28)
Eczema ous lesions
Na es
Each o he examined pa ien s was
colonized
Skin sea: 3 (11%), seb: 1 (4%),
sec: 7 (25%), sed: 1 (4%), see:
0, seg&sei: 6 (21%), seh: 0,
ss -1: 3 (11%)
Nose sea: 2 (7%), seb: 0, sec:
3 (11%), sed: 1 (4%), see: 0,
seg&sei: 5 (17%), seh: 1 (4%),
ss -1: 2 (7%)
Lomhol e al. (2005)
Denma k
Child en wi h AD
(n= 11)
An e io na es
Axillae
A ea o ac i e eczema
Pe ineum
No da a sea: 8 (29%), seb: 1 (4%), sec:
1 (4%), sed: 0 (0%), ss -1: 0
(0%)
Lo e al. (2010)
Taiwan
Child en wi h AD
(n= 133)
Child en wi h AD and
SSTI (n= 20)
Heal hy con ols
(n= 490)
The an e io na es Child en wi h AD 67 isola es we e
posi i e o S. au eus
(23 MRSA and 44 MSSA)
Child en wi h AD and SSTI 20 isola es
we e posi i e o S. au eus
(12 MRSA and 8 MSSA)
Heal hy con ols 170 isola es we e
posi i e o S. au eus
(44 MRSA and 126 MSSA)
Resul s om molecula
cha ac e is ics o 79 MRSA
isola es om 643 child en
Child en wi h AD sea: 1 (4%),
seb: 20 (87%), sec: 2 (9%),
sed:0,seg/sei: 1 (4%), seh: 1
(4%), ss -1: 2 (9%),
Child en wi h AD and SSTI sea:
0, seb: 12 (100%), sec: 0, sed:
0, seg/sei:0,seh: 1 (8%),
ss -1: 0,
Heal hy con ols sea: 3 (7%),
seb: 28 (64%), sec: 11 (25%),
sed: 1 (2%), seg/sei: 11 (25%),
seh:0, ss -1: 7 (16%)
Pascolini e al. (2011)
I aly
Child en wi h AD
(n = 117)
Heal hy con ols
(n= 90)
Skin lesions
No mal skin a eas
Na es
Child en wi h AD 66 pa ien s (57%)
- lesional skin and na es: 47 (40.2%)
- na es: 19 (16.2%)
- unin ol ed skin: 4 (3.4%)
Heal hy child en 18 pa ien s (20%)
- na es: 18
- unin ol ed skin: 0
En e o oxins 71 posi i e among
90 S. au eus s ains
Tss -1 40 posi i e among 90
S. au eus s ains
Pa k e al. (2013)
Ko ea
In an s wi h AD
(n = 188)
Child en wi h AD
(n= 267)
Con ol g oup—
pa ien s wi h u ica ia
(n= 247)
Skin lesions
(acu e and ch onic)
In an s- acu e lesion: 50% (18/36)
- ch onic lesion: 18.5% (28/151)
Child en- acu e lesion: 80% (44/55)
- ch onic lesion: 41.8% (90/215)
No da a
Gilabe e e al. (2015)
Spain
Child en wi h AD
(n= 114)
Clinically unin ec ed
lesional skin
(an ecubi al o popli eal
a eas)
Na es
Skin: 32/113 (28.3%)
Na es: 20/85 (23.5%)
All S. au eus s ains we e MSSA excep
one MRSA isola ed om he skin
Skin and nasal isola es seb: 1
(2.5%), sec: 2 (5%), ss -1: 22
(55%)
Skin isola es seb: 0, sec: 2
(7.7%), ss -1: 13 (50%)
Abad e al. (2019)
B azil
Child en wi h AD
(n= 117)—2
mon hs–14 yea s old
Nasal swabs 97/117 o pa ien s (82.90%) we e
colonized wi h S. au eus
- 26/97 (22.22%) MRSA
- 71/97 (60.68%) MSSA
No da a
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TABLE 2 | The dis ibu ion o S. au eus coloniza ion and oxins p oduc ion in adul s wi h a opic de ma i is.
Re e ences Examined g oups Si es o isola ion Coloniza ion o s aphylococcus
au eus
Toxins p oduc ion
Zollne e al. (2000)
Ge many
AD pa ien s (n= 33)
A opic con ols (n= 21)
Heal hy con ols
(n= 50)
AD pa ien s: mucous
memb anes (nose and
h oa ), in ol ed skin
Heal hy con ols:
heal hy skin o he
elbows
AD pa ien s: 23/33 (69.70%)
A opic con ols: 9/21 (42.86%)
Heal hy con ols: 15/50 (30%)
AD pa ien s 13/23 (57%)
isola es p oduced SEs
seb (5/13, 38%), sec (1/13,
8%), sed (1/13, 8%), ss -1
(3/13, 23%)
A opic con ols 3/9 (33%)
isola es p oduced SEs
sea (2/3, 66%), seb (1/3, 33%),
ss -1 (1/3, 33%)
Heal hy con ols 5/15 (33%)
isola es p oduced SEs
sea (1/5, 20%), seb (1/5, 20%),
ss -1 (3/5, 60%)
B eue e al. (2002)
Ge many
Pa ien s wi h AD–adul s
(n= 66)
Skin
An e io na es
62 o he 66 pa ien s (94%)
- skin(+), nose(+):
51 (77.3%)
- skin(+), nose(−):
7 (10.6%)
- skin(−). nose(+):
4 (6.1%)
- skin(−), nose(−):
4 (6.1%)
Cu aneous and nasal isola es
om 32 pa ien s we e included
in he s udy.
10 (31%) o he pa ien s we e
colonized wi h oxigenic
S. au eus
Skin
sea = sed >seb >sec = ss -1
Nose sed >seb >sea =sec
ss -1 was no de ec ed
Schlie e e al. (2008)
Uni ed S a es
G oup 1 isola es
Pa ien s wi h
s e oid- esis an a opic
de ma i is (n= 78)
G oup 2 isola es
Heal hy women aginas
(n= 30)
G oup 3 isola es
Pa ien s wi h a opic
de ma i is (n= 22)
G oup 1 isola es: 4 he
mos a ec ed
eczema ous lesions
No da a G oup 1 sea: 37 (47%), seb: 33
(42%), sec: 23 (29%), sed: 38
(49%), see: 33 (42%), sei: 38
(49%), ss -1: 27 (35%)
G oup 2 sea: 8 (27%), seb: 3
(10%), sec: 9 (30%), sed: 4
(13%), see: 6 (20%), sei: 10
(33%), ss -1: 12 (40%)
G oup 3 sea: 4 (18%), seb: 2
(9%), sec: 2 (9%), sed: 1
(4.5%), see: 6 (27%), sei: 10
(45%), ss -1: 11 (50%)
Kim e al. (2009)
Ko ea
Adolescen o adul
pa ien s wi h AD
(n= 42)
The eczema ous
lesions:
La e al neck
Fo ea m
Abdomen
Popli eal a ea
35 o he 42 pa ien s (83.3%) sea: 35 (97.2%), seb: 1 (2.8%),
sec:0,sed: 5 (13.9%), see: 0,
ss -1: 35 (97.2%)
Pa k e al. (2013)
Ko ea
Adul s wi h AD
(n= 232)
Con ol
g oup—pa ien s wi h
u ica ia (n= 247)
Skin lesions
(acu e and ch onic)
Adul s
- acu e lesions: 87.5% (35/40)
- ch onic lesions: 48.9% (93/190)
No da a
Als e holm e al. (2017)
Sweden
Pa ien s wi h AD
(n= 21)
Lesional skin
An e io na es
Pe ineum
Tonsils
Non-lesional skin
Lesional skin: 57–65%
Non-lesional skin:
53–71%
An e io na es: 53–67%
Tonsils: 24–30%
Pe ineum: 32–55%
No da a
Clausen e al. (2019)
Denma k
AD pa ien s (n= 63) Lesional skin
Non-lesional skin
Nose
34 o pa ien s (54%):
- lesional skin: 33%
- non-lesional skin: 10%
- nose: 41%
No da a
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people ha ha e no been exposed o heal hca e- ela ed isks
(CA-MRSA). The i s ou b eak o CA-MRSA was desc ibed
in 1981 in he Uni ed S a es (Sa a ola z e al., 1982) and
nowadays is associa ed wi h skin and so issue in ec ions
(King e al., 2006;Chung e al., 2008). The skin o pa ien s
wi h AD could be a a o able ese oi o CA-MRSA. In
he Uni ed S a es, 18.3% o AD pa ien s a e colonized wi h
CA-MRSA (Chung e al., 2008). Coloniza ion wi h MRSA
cons i u es he bes -known isk ac o o de eloping in ec ion
and MRSA can be easily ans e ed ia di ec skin- o-skin
con ac in he public se ings, e.g., gyms, hus sp eading he
bac e ia u he . Repo ed in ecen yea s, LA-MRSA is o animal
o igin, bu i has also been de ec ed in humans ( an Clee
e al., 2011). I ypically causes skin and so issue in ec ions
(SSTI) as well as mo e se e e in ec ions, simila o HA- and
CA-MRSA. Some epidemiological da a on he p e alence o
LA-MRSA skin and so issue in ec ions accoun o 15% o
all MRSA SSTI in ec ions in he communi y (Bu aye e al.,
2016). Howe e , simila da a in he AD popula ion a e no
cu en ly a ailable.
Nasal ca iage o S. au eus plays a i al ole in he
epidemiology and pa hogenesis o AD disease. Ne e heless, he
dis ibu ion o MRSA s ains among AD pa ien s is s ill di e gen
in he wo ldwide popula ion. Among S. au eus-posi i e swabs
om he an e io na es o AD pa ien s, 34% we e MRSA, in
con as o 26% om heal hy child en (Lo e al., 2010). In
ano he s udy ca ied ou in B azilian AD child en, 22.22%
o S. au eus isola ed s ains we e MRSA. On he o he hand,
when Ko ean AD child en skin lesions we e sc eened, 18.4%
S. au eus s ains we e MRSA. Finally, among he isola es om
AD child en om I aly, only 7.9% we e MRSA (12.8% om
he skin lesion and 4.5% om he nose) (Chung e al., 2008;
Pascolini e al., 2011). Mo eo e , hey indica ed ha child en
wi h AD who had con ac wi h wounds and pus a home o wi h
pe sons colonized by MRSA had an inc eased isk o acquisi ion
MRSA. In he case o adul s wi h AD, he o e all dis ibu ion
o MRSA isola es seems o be much lowe (Kim e al., 2009)
o e en absen (Rojo e al., 2014), as compa ed o he child en
in AD popula ion.
S udies men ioned abo e indica e ha he dis ibu ion
o MRSA isola es among AD pa ien s e lec s an inc eased
p e alence o MRSA in he AD popula ion as compa ed o
heal hy ones, in pa icula in child en. No ably, among pa ien s
exp essing a se e e ype o AD, a highe isk o MRSA acquisi ion
wi h ime was epo ed in compa ison o pa ien s wi h a mild o
mode a e AD ype (Abad e al., 2019).
FACTORS PREDISPOSING TO THE
S. AUREUS COLONIZATION
One o he main ac o s p edisposing o he S. au eus coloniza ion
a e changes in he composi ion o lipids and a y acids in
he skin. In he epide mis (especially in he s a um co neum)
signi ican ly lowe le el o ce amides and highe amoun o
choles e ol was obse ed (Figu e 2;Mu a a e al., 1996;Di Na do
e al., 1998). The educ ion o skin lipids le el could explain he
ole o hese componen s in main aining he hyd a ion o he
skin (Code ch e al., 2003). Simila ly, ce amides and sphingosine
le els a e educed in he s a um co neum o AD pa ien s, which
may a o S. au eus coloniza ion. I was shown ha sphingosine
e eals he an imic obial e ec agains S. au eus (A ikawa e al.,
2002). Fu he mo e, S. au eus ha colonized pa ien s wi h AD
p oduced an enzyme—ce amidase (Ohnishi e al., 1999). Since
ce amides play a c ucial ole in he wa e - e aining in he s a um
co neum, ce amidases ac ion lead o he de iciency o ce amides
molecules, which is associa ed wi h inc easing ans-epide mal
wa e loss and cha ac e is ic d y, c acked skin in pa ien s wi h
AD (A ikawa e al., 2002).
The le el o an imic obial pep ides (AMPs) and hos de ense
pep ides (HDPs), p oduced by ke a inocy es such as de micidin,
human β-de ensins and ca helicidin–LL-37 a e ma kedly educed
in AD skin, which also conduces o S. au eus coloniza ion and
in ec ion (Ong e al., 2002;Roll e al., 2004). These pep ides
e icien ly inhibi S. au eus g ow h (Niyonsaba e al., 2017). Th2
cy okines IL-4, IL-13, and IL-31, which a e o e exp essed in
AD pa ien s, inhibi ed he exp ession o he human β-de ensins
genes (hBD-2 and hBD-3). I is p obably one o he ac o s
ha con ibu e o he p oli e a ion o S. au eus, dis u bance o
mic obio a composi ion and implica ion in he AD pa hogenesis
(Kanda and Wa anabe, 2012).
Filagg in (FLG) is an epide mal p o ein which is a pa o
he s a um co neum, he main ba ie o he skin. Filagg in is
esponsible o hyd a ion, main aining epide mal homeos asis,
c ea ing chemical, and s uc u al ba ie unc ion (O’Regan
and I ine, 2008). The p ima y unc ion is bonding ke a in
cy oskele on in he p ocess o ke a inocy es ma u a ion in he
skin laye (Candi e al., 2005;B own and McLean, 2012).
Filagg in can ac as a sca old o he connec ion o he lipids
laye s (O’Regan e al., 2008). As a esul o ilagg in b eakdown,
py olidone ca boxylic acid (PCA) and u ocanic acid (UCA)
a e o med, which a e he composi ion o na u al mois u izing
ac o (NMF) (Rawlings e al., 1994;O’Regan e al., 2008).
This ac o plays a c ucial ole in main aining hyd a ion o
he s a um co neum and he app op ia e pH o he skin
(Rawlings e al., 1994;O’Regan e al., 2008). Nowadays, mos
s udies p o ed ha ilagg in loss-o - unc ion mu a ions play an
impo an ole in he agg a a ion p ocess in pa ien s wi h AD
(B own and McLean, 2012). Reduced le els o ilagg in cause
skin in lamma ion, esul ing om he inc easing pene a ion o
alle gens o i i an s (G ube e al., 2011). Fu he mo e, he le els
o ilagg in and NMF a e signi ican ly dec eased in AD pa ien s
(B own and McLean, 2012). Also, PCA and UCA, ilagg in
b eakdown p oduc s ha e been in i o shown o impac S. au eus
cell densi y and g ow h a e (Miajlo ic e al., 2010). No ably, in
pa ien s wi h a mu a ion in he ilagg in gene (FLG) inc eased
S. au eus coloniza ion was showed as compa ed o wild- ype
pa ien s (Clausen e al., 2017).
In he skin, pH le el plays a key ole in main aining he p ope
ba ie unc ion in he epide mis, p o ec ion agains pa hogens
and con ol o he p ocess o desquama ion. The pH le el o
heal hy skin is sligh ly acidic (4.0–6.0). Fa y acids–p oduc s o
he phospholipid hyd olysis in sebum and swea , main ain he
low pH le el (Chan and Mau o, 2011). The e is an associa ion
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FIGURE 2 | Fac o s p edisposing o he S. au eus coloniza ion.
be ween he lowe pH le el and he educed exp ession o
p o eins, in pa icula , hose in ol ed in adhe ence o he skin by
S. au eus (e.g., p o ein A, clumping ac o B, ib onec in-binding
p o ein A) (Leung, 2013). The e o e, changes in he pH le el
owa d mo e alkaline a e one o he ac o s, acili a ing S. au eus
coloniza ion and g ow h in AD pa ien s (O’Regan and I ine,
2008;P oksch e al., 2008;Clausen e al., 2019). The pH 7.0–
8.0 has been shown op imal o S. au eus adhesion o human
ke a inocy es (Mempel e al., 1998).
NO MAJOR S. AUREUS CLONES COULD
BE ASSIGNED TO ISOLATES FROM AD
PATIENTS
Due o he equen occu ence o S. au eus in pa ien s wi h
AD, as well as he g owing numbe o scien i ic epo s on
he mechanisms o immune esponse induc ion by speci ic
i ulence ac o s, a na u al ques ion a ises whe he he e a e
selec ed S. au eus clones/ ypes associa ed wi h he disease.
A “gold s anda d” o de e mine he clonali y o S. au eus s ains,
especially MRSA, is PFGE (Pulsed Field Gel Elec opho esis) (He
e al., 2014). A speci ic “DNA inge p in ” o an indi idual clone
is assigned o a speci ic pulso ype (e.g., A, B, C) (Golding e al.,
2015). PFGE geno yping o S. au eus indica ed ha among he
isola es om AD child en, he mos common pulso ype was B
(48%). In con as , pulso ype A was he mos equen in he
heal hy con ol g oup (64%) (Lo e al., 2010). Howe e , Lomhol
e al. (2005) indica ed ha 28 a ious S. au eus PFGE pulso ypes
could be epo ed o AD pa ien s.
Wi h he applica ion o MLST (mul i-locus sequence yping),
ha is ano he use ul me hod o mic obial geno yping, Kim
e al. (2009) e ealed ha sequence ypes ST188, ST1, ST5,
and ST513 we e he mos equen ly iden i ied in he s udied
adolescen o adul pa ien s wi h AD (19.4, 13.9, 11.1, and 11.1%,
espec i ely). These da a demons a ed he absence o p e ailed
geno ype. Addi ionally, mos o he de ec ed lineages (especially
ST188 and ST1) we e communi y-acqui ed s ains in con as o
only a single ST5, which in Ko ea is associa ed wi h hospi al-
acqui ed s ains.
Clausen e al. ocused on he dis ibu ion o clonal complexes
(CCs) de e mined based on spa yping among s ains isola ed
om AD pa ien s. As much as 92% o S. au eus isola es
demons a ed iden ical spa ypes in h ee s udied si es (nose,
lesional, non-lesional skin). The mos equen spa ypes we e
008, 084, 127, and 948 (Clausen e al., 2017). Di e en esul s
we e ob ained by Kim e al. (2009), who iden i ied 189 (19.4%)
as he mos equen ype, ollowed by 127 (13.9%), 164 (11.1%),
and 304 (8.1%). These esul s con i m he obse a ion on he
he e ogenei y o S. au eus s ains isola ed om AD pa ien s.
Applying ye ano he yping me hod, namely, CC yping,
Yeung e al. (2011) p o ed ha in AD pa ien s (adul s and
child en), he mos common clonal complex was CC45 (34 o
S. au eus isola es ou o 160), CC5 (23 isola es), CC15 (22
isola es), CC1 (21 isola es), CC30 (11 isola es), and CC398
(8 isola es). In ano he s udy by Rojo e al. (2014) wo
g oups o pa ien s we e included as ollows: AD pa ien s
(n= 32) and pa ien s who su e ed om o he a opic diseases
(as hma, alle gic hini is o ood alle gy, n= 31). Among
AD pa ien s, he mos equen CC was CC5 (31.2%), CC15
(18.7%), CC30 (18.7%), and CC45 (15.6%), whe eas CC30
mos ly p e ailed in he con ol g oup (48.3%) (Rojo e al.,
2014). Also, i was demons a ed ha 95% o examined samples
om AD pa ien s belonged o he same clonal complex in
h ee sampling si es (nose, lesional and non-lesional skin).
In e es ingly, he au ho s obse ed ha CC1 was iden i ied mo e
equen ly in pa ien s wi h ilagg in mu a ions (Clausen e al.,
2017). Simila ly, Ha kins e al. ound in he in lamed skin
o child en wi h AD ha he mos p e alen clonal complex
was CC1 (20%), whe eas CC30 (33%), and CC45 (22%) we e
p edominan ly de ec ed in he an e io na es o heal hy child en
(Ha kins e al., 2018).
Tempo al a ia ion o CC ypes in S. au eus was obse ed
in pa ien s wi h mild o mode a e AD whe e 52% o pa ien s
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examined du ing ollow up s udy we e colonized by he same
CC ype. In e es ingly, nea ly hal o he s udied pa ien s (48%)
demons a ed di e en CC ypes du ing he ollow-up s udy,
which co ela ed wi h inc eased SCORAD (Clausen e al., 2019).
Gene ic a ia ions p esen in S. au eus has been shown o
in luence clinical ou come in some essen ial diseases (Messina
e al., 2016). The connec ion be ween clonal complex and
in ec ions was documen ed o CC8 associa ed wi h sepsis,
CC30 associa ed wi h endoca di is o CC398 associa ed wi h
nasal ca iage and bone and join in ec ion (Nienabe e al.,
2011;Spaulding e al., 2012;Valou e al., 2014). The
dis ibu ion o s aphylococcal clonal complexes in AD pa ien s
ha has been analyzed h oughou he ecen yea s poin s
o g ea he e ogenei y, and no speci ic clone/clones p e ailed
in his g oup o pa ien s. Mo eo e , obse a ions p o ed ha
popula ions o S. au eus isola ed om AD pa ien s a e e y
clonal, and ha cha ac e is ic i ulence ac o a ian s ha ha e
been shown o con ibu e o AD may occu in di e en clonal
lineages. This u he means ha his is a he unlikely o
cha ac e ize speci ic S. au eus lineages associa ed wi h AD and
disease se e i y, a leas based on adi ional yping me hods
(Kim e al., 2009;Yeung e al., 2011;Rojo e al., 2014;Clausen
e al., 2017). The only example o a co ela ion be ween S. au eus
gene ic backg ound and AD was he one ound by Clausen
e al., whe e CC1 clone was he mos commonly de ec ed among
AD pa ien s (22% o all colonized pa ien s) and signi ican ly
mo e p e alen in ilagg in mu a ion ca ie s (Clausen e al.,
2018). Ne e heless, conside ing he abo e obse a ion and he
dynamic e olu ion o he S. au eus species based on he su i al
o only hose popula ions ha can su i e in gi en condi ions
(e.g., in a de ec i e a opic skin), he exis ence o AD-speci ic
geno ype(s) canno be excluded. S. au eus gene ic a ia ions
ha migh con ibu e o a pa icula clinical ou come (like
in ec ion o a opic skin) migh be p esen a di e en le els:
clonal, gene, o a he le el o gene polymo phisms. The e o e,
de ailed knowledge abou he bac e ial gene ic a ia ion is
needed o unde s and be e he ole o S. au eus in he
pa hogenesis o AD.
A NEW CONCEPT OF STRAIN-SPECIFIC
COLONIZATION OF S. AUREUS IN AD
T adi ional geno yping me hods allow he di e en ia ion o
s aphylococcal isola es om AD pa ien s. These me hods,
howe e , ha e hei esolu ion limi a ions, which did no
allow iden i ica ion o speci ic gene ic ea u es o AD-de i ed
S. au eus. A he same ime, he e a e unc ional di e ences
mani es ed by al e ed immune esponses in he skin be ween
AD S. au eus s ains s. non-AD S. au eus s ains. I was
obse ed ha only AD-de i ed S. au eus s ains al e ed T
cell esponse ia Lange hans cells (Iwamo o e al., 2017), and
only AD-de i ed s ains accumula ed in lysosomes and induced
IL-1αp oduc ion ia Toll-like ecep o 9 (Mo iwaki e al.,
2019). The obse ed di e ences ha e been a ibu ed o su ace
p o eins (Iwamo o e al., 2017;Mo iwaki e al., 2019). In line
wi h hose epo s, S. au eus isola ed om AD bu no om
heal hy ca ie s induced s ong in lamma ion in he mouse
model o AD (By d e al., 2017). Whole-genome sequencing
o AD-de i ed S. au eus e ealed genes coding o p o eins
associa ed wi h in ec ion, ca o enoid p oduc ion, o β-lac am
esis ance o be associa ed wi h AD coloniza ion (By d e al.,
2017). Analyzing AD mic obiome sugges s ha AD pa ien s
may be p e e en ially colonized by hose S. au eus s ains
ha can syn hesize yp ophan (Fyh quis e al., 2019). I was
expe imen ally shown, howe e , ha yp ophan me aboli es on
a opic skin a e signi ican ly educed, and he e o e s ains ha do
no equi e exogenous yp ophan o g ow h may be p e e ed
(Yu e al., 2019). The concep o speci ic S. au eus isola es ha
ha e a mo e signi ican po en ial o colonize a opic skin o induce
an immune e ec in AD pa ien s has de eloped signi ican ly
in ecen yea s. Mainly due o he esul s o s udies linking
he p oduc ion o S. au eus δ- oxin wi h alle gic skin diseases
(Nakamu a e al., 2013).
S aphylococcus au eus once es ablished on he skin, p omo es
in lamma ion h ough mul iple pa hways. Recen wo k om
se e al labo a o ies has ad anced ou unde s anding o how
he skin coloniza ion o S. au eus p omo es in lamma o y skin
diseases. The gene al o e iew o he pa hways in ol ed in
S. au eus and i s i ulence ac o s con ibu ion o AD is p esen ed
in Figu e 3.
I has been documen ed ha S. au eus is able no only
o colonize he su ace o he skin, bu i also pene a es he
de mis, whe e he bac e ium can come in o di ec con ac wi h
immune cells and s imula e he p oduc ion o p oin lamma o y
cy okines (Naka suji e al., 2016). S. au eus p oduces a ange o
po en i ulence ac o s ha appea ed o play a c ucial ole in
he in lamma ion p ocess d i en by he bac e ium, e.g., PSMs
(phenol soluble modulins), p o eases (au eolysin, V8 p o ease,
SspA se ine p o ease, ScpA cys eine p o ease), supe an igens
(s aphylococcal en e o oxin A, B, TSST-1). PSMαhas been shown
o induce exp ession o cy okines in ke a inocy e cell lines as
well as in a mouse model o AD ia lysis o ke a inocy es, which
led o he elease o in lamma o y cy okines (Syed e al., 2015).
Ano he PSM ep esen a i e, namely δ- oxin was iden i ied in
abundan amoun s in cul u e supe na an s o S. au eus isola ed
om he skin o AD pa ien s and was shown o be a po en
induce o mas cells deg anula ion sugges ing o he i s ime
a link be ween S. au eus coloniza ion and alle gic skin diseases
(Nakamu a e al., 2013). In his case, he mechanism o ac ion
was di e en om o he PSMs, as δ- oxin (PSMγ) did no
cause cell lysis bu a he induced signaling pa hway leading o
inc eased IgE, IL-4 le els (Figu e 3). PSMs a e c i ical o he
induc ion o IL-17 p oducing cells, namely γδTcells o ILC3 ( ype
3 lymphoid cells), which a e media o s o skin in lamma ion in
esponse o S. au eus (Nakagawa e al., 2017). Depending on
he dep h bac e ia can each in he skin–epide mis s. de mis,
di e en hos esponse can be elici ed. Epicu aneous exposu e
o S. au eus p omo es in lamma ion ia IL-36, p oduced mos ly
by ke a inocy es, whe eas in ade mal challenge p omo es IL-1β
induc ion o in lamma ion (Liu e al., 2017). The pene a ion
dep h has been shown o c i ically depend on an impo an g oup
o i ulence ac o s p oduced by he bac e ium, namely se ine
p o eases (Naka suji e al., 2016).
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FIGURE 3 | Pa hways in ol ed in S. au eus’ i ulence ac o s con ibu ion o AD. (C ea ed wi h BioRende ).
Toll-like ecep o s (TLRs), ecognizing a ious bac e ial
an igens (e.g., cell wall componen s), ansduce a signal
h ough MyD88 (Myeloid di e en ia ion p ima y esponse
gene-88) signaling pa hway ha leads o ac i a ion o NFκB
ansc ip ion ac o and p oduc ion o p oin lamma o y
cy okines (Kuo e al., 2013). Recen ly, MyD88-dependen
signaling was demons a ed a c i ical pa hway ac i a ed in
esponse o s aphylococcal i ulence ac o s–PSMα(Liu e al.,
2017) and SEB (Faßbende e al., 2017). SEB is one o he
bes -s udied en e o oxins in he con ex o in lamma ion in
AD pa ien s, nex o SEA and TSST-1. Howe e , in ecen
yea s, expe imen al da a on o he membe s o his g oup o
i ulence ac o s ha e eme ged, expanding ou unde s anding
o he mechanisms linking S. au eus and AD (Aziz e al., 2019;
O ali e al., 2019). A ansc ip omic app oach o s udy
ke a inocy e esponse o SEB o TSST-1 has been shown o
up- o down egula e mo e han 3,000 genes, con i ming a
p e iously p oposed signaling pa hway h ough CD40 ecep o
(Schlie e e al., 2020).
These phenomena equi e e en mo e de ailed knowledge,
bu i u ns ou ha S. au eus may play a i al ole in
he de elopmen o AD in a s ain-speci ic manne . The
expe imen al da a ying o p o ide an answe o a ques ion
whe he S. au eus causes AD o i s inc eased su i al on
AD skin is a consequence o he disease is only s a ing o
eme ge. Mo e and mo e puzzles add up o a comple e pic u e
ha may soon allow us o unde s and be e he molecula
mechanism o a complex ela ion be ween S. au eus and AD
(Geoghegan e al., 2018).
AN AMBIGUITY OF STAPHYLOCOCCAL
ENTEROTOXINS (SEs) IN ATOPIC
DERMATITIS
F om he as epe oi e o S. au eus’ i ulence ac o s, we will
ocus on a speci ic g oup–en e o oxins, which S. au eus p oduces
dozens o a ie ies.
The py ogenic oxin supe an igen (PTSA) amily is he g oup
o s aphylococcal oxins ha includes he ollowing clus e s:
s aphylococcal en e o oxins (SEs), s aphylococcal en e o oxin-
like oxins (SEls), and oxic shock synd ome oxin (TSST-1).
The nomencla u e dis inguished SEs (SEA, SEB, SEC, SED, SEE)
om SEls (SElG, SElH, SElJ, SElK, SElL, SElM, SElN, SElO, SElP,
and SElQ) is based on hei causing (SEs) o no causing (SEls)
emesis in humans (Figu e 4;Lina e al., 2004). S aphylococcal
en e o oxins (SEs) a e known as bac e ial i ulence ac o s
ha con ibu e o he de elopmen o many human diseases,
including oxic shock synd ome o ood poisoning (Ha is e al.,
1993;Balaban and Rasooly, 2000;O ega e al., 2010;Pinchuk
e al., 2010). Many au ho s ha e indica ed a ole o SEs in he
cou se o AD by ac ing as ac o s agg a a ing and exace ba ing
he in lamma ion o AD skin (Bunikowski e al., 2000;Taskapan
and Kuma , 2000;Ya wood e al., 2000;Zollne e al., 2000).
Mo eo e , he e a e indica ions o he causa i e ole o SEs in
he cou se o AD.
The mos common ea u e o SEs is ha hey possess
supe an igenic p ope ies (Spaulding e al., 2013). Supe an igens
(SAgs) can bind as in ac p o eins o he T-cell an igen
ecep o (TCR) and he majo his ocompa ibili y complex II
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FIGURE 4 | Th ee clus e s o s aphylococcal oxins.
(MHC II) ou side hei binding si e (Fink e al., 1986) hus,
s imula ing massi e p oli e a ion o nonspeci ic T cells and
elease o p oin lamma o y cy okines (Ha is e al., 1993;
Hol e e e al., 2006).
Because o in e es in SEs as an agg a a ing ac o in AD,
hei dis ibu ion in AD-de i ed S. au eus isola es was a ma e
o deep in e es . The main ques ion esea che s asked conce ned
a po en ial pa e n (uni e sal s. speci ic) o SEs p esence in AD-
de i ed S. au eus. I has been known ha 54–71.25% o S. au eus
isola es indica ed he p esence o SE genes among AD pa ien s
(Mempel e al., 2003;Nada e al., 2012). Fu he mo e, a me a-
analysis o 95 s udies indica ed ha he a e o oxins p oducing
S. au eus on he lesional skin luc ua ed be ween 31.5 and 80%
(To é e al., 2016), and was highe han in heal hy con ols.
The dis ibu ion o SE genes, howe e , a ied om one s udied
popula ion o ano he : in Ko ean popula ion sea and ss -1 we e
he mos common oxin genes (Kim e al., 2009;Na e al., 2012);
in Ge many, whe eas one s udy showed ha seb (38%) and ss -
1(23%) oxin genes we e he mos p e alen , and sea was no
de ec ed (Zollne e al., 2000), o he e ealed ha sea and sed
we e mos commonly de ec ed (B eue e al., 2002). All SEs
p oduc ion pa e ns om adul AD pa ien s a e summa ized in
Table 2. In he s udies o Taiwanese child en wi h AD, he mos
equen oxin gene was seb (87%), ollowed by sec (9%), ss -1
(9%), sea (4%), seg/sei (4%), and seh (4%). The sed oxin gene was
no iden i ied in a opic child en, whe eas i was p edominan in
heal hy child en. I is wo h o men ion, howe e , ha only he
MRSA popula ion was s udied (Lo e al., 2010). In England, he
mos p e alen oxins we e sec (25% om he skin; 11% om
he nose), seg (21% om he skin; 17% om he nose), and sei
(21% om he skin; 17% om he nose). Mos cases ep esen ed
he same s ains in he nose and skin (A kw igh e al., 2001). In
Spain, hla and hlg/hlgV (26, 100%), hlb (17, 65.5%), lukDE (25,
96.1%), ss -1 (13, 50%), au (11, 42.3%), cna (10, 38.5%), e a (4,
15.4%), and sec (2, 7.7%) we e he i ulence genes de ec ed in
cu aneous isola es o child en wi h AD (Gilabe e e al., 2015).
The obse ed a ia ions in SEs dis ibu ion pa e ns in di e en
esea ch and di e en AD popula ions indica e geog aphical
dependence. All SEs p oduc ion pa e ns om AD child en a e
summa ized in Table 1.
In e es ingly, in some s udies based on popula ions o bo h
child en and adul s, he mos equen ly de ec ed genes we e
no classical oxins ound in 38% o AD-de i ed s ains, bu
en e o oxin gene clus e (egc), which consis ed o seg, sei, sek, sem,
sen, and seo (Mempel e al., 2003). S udies on he AD coho om
Singapo e indica ed ha he mos p e alen SEs we e seb (42%),
egc (32%), and seh (29%). In e es ingly, Chiu e al. p oposed ha
pa ien s wi h a mode a e ype o AD we e mo e likely o be
colonized by S. au eus possessing s aphylococcal en e o oxin B
(seb) han pa ien s wi h a se e e ype o AD (Chiu e al., 2009).
Ne e heless, ano he dis ibu ion pa e n o oxins was obse ed
in Po uguese AD pa ien s, whe e 76% o he examined S. au eus
s ains we e SE-posi i e, mainly o SEls:sel-m and sel-n (71.4%),
ollowed by sel-o and seg (66.7%) and sea and sel-l we e less
equen (29% and 33%, espec i ely) (Soa es e al., 2013). In
he Egyp ian coho , he mos p e alen gene om he S. au eus
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