Inflammatory Memory in Chronic Skin Disease

Abstract excerpt

Inflammation is a hallmark of remitting-relapsing dermatological diseases. Although a large emphasis has been placed on adaptive immune cells as mediators of relapse, evidence in epithelial and innate immune biology suggests that disease memory is widespread. In this study, we bring to the fore the concept of inflammatory memory or nonspecific training of long-lived cells in the skin, highlighting the epigenetic...

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