Profiling of Acne inversa reveals disease-specific but also psoriasis-related pathogenetic pathways, which may explain the increased prevalence of concomitant psoriasis among these patients

Wolk, K.; Kokolakis, G.; Brembach, T. C.; Shomroni, O.; Tsaousi, A.; Lux, G.; Witte-Händel, E.; Fatschild, I.; Mössner, R.; Wasem, Jürgen; Delic, D.; Salinas, G.; Volk, H.; Ghoreschi, K.; Sabat, R.

Wolk, K.; Kokolakis, G.; Brembach, T. C.; Shomroni, O.; Tsaousi, A.; Lux, G.; Witte-Händel, E.; Fatschild, I.; Mössner, R.; Wasem, Jürgen; Delic, D.; Salinas, G.; Volk, H.; Ghoreschi, K.; Sabat, R.:

In: Experimental Dermatology, Vol. 32 (2023), No. 4, p. e48

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Title in English:

Profiling of Acne inversa reveals disease-specific but also psoriasis-related pathogenetic pathways, which may explain the increased prevalence of concomitant psoriasis among these patients

Author:

Wolk, K.;Kokolakis, G.;Brembach, T. C.;Shomroni, O.;Tsaousi, A.;Lux, G.;Witte-Händel, E.;Fatschild, I.;Mössner, R.;Wasem, Jürgen^UDE;Delic, D.;Salinas, G.;Volk, H.;Ghoreschi, K.;Sabat, R.

Year of publication:

2023

Web of Science ID

000972135900127

Language of text:

English

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Experimental Dermatology

Title in English (abbreviated):

Exp Dermatol

Place of publication:

Hoboken