Psoriasis-associated impairment of CCL27/CCR10-derived regulation leads to IL-17A/IL-22–producing skin T-cell overactivation

Volume: 147, Issue: 2, Pages: 759 - 763.e9
Published: Feb 1, 2021
Abstract
Skin inflammatory symptoms of psoriasis are predominantly caused by pathogenic cytokines such as IL-17A/IL-22 that are overproduced by dysregulated T cells. Targeting pathogenic cytokines is effective in treatment of the symptoms but does not treat the T-cell dysregulation. The molecular mechanisms responsible for the T-cell dysregulation are currently poorly understood. We report here that psoriasis-associated suppression of CCL27/CCR10-derived...
Paper Details
Title
Psoriasis-associated impairment of CCL27/CCR10-derived regulation leads to IL-17A/IL-22–producing skin T-cell overactivation
Published Date
Feb 1, 2021
Volume
147
Issue
2
Pages
759 - 763.e9
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