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Non-invasive epidermal proteomics and machine learning permits molecular subclassification of psoriasis and eczematous dermatitis

2024-09-25

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Current approaches to selecting molecularly targeted therapies (biologics and oral small molecules) for immune-mediated skin diseases largely overlook interindividual immunologic heterogeneity, in part due to challenges of sample collection and the lack of broadly accepted biomarkers of therapeutic response. We sought to develop a rapid, minimally invasive method for obtaining and measuring biomarkers from skin an...

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e41f958b-33fa-5fef-aa26-01943ace971b
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10.1101/2024.09.24.24314282
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