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Ultraviolet Induced Skin Inflammation

2021-01-16

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Abstract Ultraviolet (UV) induced skin inflammation (UISI) is associated with many skin disorders. However, the mechanism by which UV causes skin inflammation remains unclear. Studies evaluating UISI in vivo have mainly been conducted using mouse models. Current investigations indicate that the classic inflammatory pathways involving nuclear factor kappa B and Toll-like receptor contribute to the regulation of UIS...

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Literature Corpus work: cb1273fb-a5b5-566b-9826-35ad8893a5b2
DOI: 10.1097/jd9.0000000000000144

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