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SCFAs Control Skin Immune Responses via Increasing Tregs.

We are surrounded by billions of microbes, and our immune system is substantially affected by the commensal bacteria on the surface of our body. Schwarz et al. describe the immune-suppressive effect of sodium butyrate, a bacterial metabolite that is categorized as one of the short-chain fatty acids, during skin inflammatory responses.

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