The vitamin D receptor gene polymorphism rs1544410 T/T genotype as a predictor of factor vitamin D thresholds deficiency in patients with psoriasis vulgaris-A preliminary study.

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The vitamin D receptor gene polymorphism rs1544410 T/T genotype as a predictor of factor vitamin D thresholds deficiency in patients with psoriasis vulgaris-A preliminary study.

Journal of cosmetic dermatology - 1 May 2023

AbdElneam Ahmed Ibrahim, Al-Dhubaibi Mohammed Saleh, Bahaj Saleh Salem, Mohammed Ghada Farouk

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BACKGROUND: Many clinical features of psoriasis include a rash with itchy, scaly patches, most frequently on the knees, elbows, trunk, and scalp. By studying genes involved with psoriasis receptivity, the pathologic pathways of psoriasis become clearer and more understood. AIM: To predict the participation of rs1544410 in serum vitamin D levels (SDL) in psoriasis, psoriasis susceptibility, and severity....

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DOI: 10.1111/jocd.15625

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