[Genome-associated studies in chronic inflammatory dermatoses].

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With a prevalence of 15 % in children and 5 % in adults and a lifetime prevalence of 3 %, atopic eczema and psoriasis vulgaris are the two most common chronic inflammatory forms of dermatosis. Both represent typical multifactorial diseases, the manifestation and progression of which are driven by the interaction of multiple genetic as well as environmental factors. The rapid technological development has led to...

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