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New insights into the mechanisms of polymorphic light eruption: resistance to ultraviolet radiation‐induced immune suppression as an aetiological factor

12 Mar 2009

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An abnormal immune response has long been thought responsible for the patho-aetiology of polymorphic light eruption, the most common photodermatosis. Recent evidence indicates that polymorphic light eruption patients are resistant to the immune suppressive effects of sunlight, a phenomenon that leads to the formation of skin lesions upon seasonal sun exposure. This immunological abnormality in polymorphic light...

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PMID: 19348001
DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0625.2009.00859.x

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