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Lipidomics reveals skin surface lipid abnormity in acne in young men

6 Apr 2018

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BACKGROUND: Acne is a complex and multifactorial skin disorder. Alterations in skin surface lipid (SSL) are believed to be an important factor in the pathogenesis of acne and SSL plays a key role in the initiation of acne lesions. OBJECTIVES: To analyse the lipidome profiles of SSL in patients with acne and in healthy controls in order to understand SSL abnormity in acne in young men. METHODS: Ultraperformance...

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PMID: 29624645
DOI: 10.1111/bjd.16655

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