Bin, B-H Lee, S-H Bhin, J Irié, T Kim, S Seo, J Mishima, K Lee, T R Hwang, D Fukada, T
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The skin is the first organ that manifests changes in response to zinc deficiency. However, the molecular mechanism underlying how zinc is involved in skin homeostasis, especially its epigenetic regulation, is largely unknown. In this study we demonstrate the importance of zinc levels and the zinc transporter ZIP10 in the epigenetic maintenance of ...
Bellinato, F Maurelli, M Colato, C Balter, R Girolomoni, G Schena, D
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Pilkington, S M Barron, M J Watson, R E B Griffiths, C E M Bulfone-Paus, S
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Skin health declines with age and this is partially attributed to immunosenescence. Mast cells (MCs) are innate immune cells that coordinate tissue immune responses integral to skin homeostasis and disease. To understand how MCs contribute to human skin ageing, we investigated how intrinsic ageing impacts MC phenotype and MC relationships with othe...
Danilenko, M Hodgson, K Stones, R Husain, A Zangarini, M Veal, G Rajan, N
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Heppt, M V Steeb, T Ruzicka, T Berking, C
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The British journal of dermatology
Actinic keratoses (AKs) are early in situ carcinomas of the skin caused by cumulative sun exposure. Cryosurgery is an easy and practicable lesion-directed approach for treatment of isolated lesions. To investigate whether an upfront combination of cryosurgery with a topical intervention is superior to cryosurgery alone for treatment of AK. We perfo...
Rousset, L Halioua, B
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Yilmaz, P Medvecz, M Kohlhase, J Küsel, J Fischer, J Has, C
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Lagrelius, M Wahlgren, C-F Matura, M Bergström, A Kull, I Lidén, C
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Atopic dermatitis (AD) is characterized by an impaired skin barrier, which can allow enhanced penetration of allergens. It is not clear whether AD influences the risk of developing contact allergy. To examine the association between AD at preschool age and contact allergy at 16 years of age. At 16 years of age, 2215 adolescents from the population-...
Yiu, Z Z N Sorbe, C Lunt, M Rustenbach, S J Kühl, L Augustin, M Mason, K J Ashcroft, D M Griffiths, C E M Warren, R B
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Patients with psoriasis are often concerned about the risk of serious infection associated with systemic psoriasis treatments. To develop and externally validate a prediction model for serious infection in patients with psoriasis within 1 year of starting systemic therapies. The risk prediction model was developed using the British Association of D...
Lee, E H Pusic, A L Cano, S J Klassen, A F
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