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Molecular and cellular discoveries in inflammatory dermatoses.
It was no earlier than 1986 that T helper (Th)1 and Th2 cells were described for the first time, opening the field of lymphocyte diversity and the investigation of the physiopathology of inflammatory diseases such as atopic dermatitis and psoriasis. Since that time, much research has been carried out showing a very complex communication network leading to inflammatory responses. Nowadays, understanding the cellular and molecular components of the inflammatory network and of the different crosstalks not only for groups of diseases but also for the individual patient is mandatory for developing and personalizing treatments. The aim of the present proceeding was to provide an update concerning some of the most recent molecular and cellular discoveries in inflammatory skin diseases and especially of AD.
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