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When and How Ferroptosis Becomes Pathogenetic in Psoriasis

2026-02-26

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Psoriasis is classically framed as an IL-23/IL-17/TNF-driven immune disease, yet durable remission remains elusive for many patients, suggesting that epidermal-intrinsic pathogenic mechanisms shape chronicity and therapeutic escape. Here we propose ferroptosis, viewed as iron-dependent membrane lipid peroxidation coupled to failure of lipid repair, as a unifying, epidermis-centered axis that links metabolic stress...

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14022b06-4d9c-5615-af15-a459551884dd
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10.20944/preprints202602.1713.v1
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