Possible Pathogenic Role of Regulatory T-cells in Psoriasis
Sahar Sobhy Abd Elhalem;
Abstract
Psoriasis is a chronic autoimmune inflammatory disease of the skin with strong genetic and environmental risk factors. T lymphocytes are thought to be central in its pathogenesis. CD4+ CD25+ T regulatory (T reg) cells suppress inflammatory responses trigg
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| Title | Possible Pathogenic Role of Regulatory T-cells in Psoriasis | Other Titles | الإحتمالية الممكنة لدور الخلايا التائية المنظمة فى إحداث مرض الصدفية | Authors | Sahar Sobhy Abd Elhalem | Keywords | Possible Pathogenic Role of Regulatory T-cells in Psoriasis | Issue Date | 2009 | Description | Psoriasis is a chronic autoimmune inflammatory disease of the skin with strong genetic and environmental risk factors. T lymphocytes are thought to be central in its pathogenesis. CD4+ CD25+ T regulatory (T reg) cells suppress inflammatory responses trigg |
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