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A review of skin immune processes in acne
Zhongcai Jin · Yujun Song · Li HeFrontiers in Immunology 2023, 14(), 1324930DOI 10.3389/fimmu.2023.1324930 ↗
The supplied index reports: This review examines skin immune processes in acne, covering sebum, microorganisms, follicular keratinization, local inflammation, and innate and adaptive immune cell responses. The authors note that the precise spatiotemporal immune patterns at different disease stages remain poorly characterized, and discuss the potential of single-cell and spatial RNA sequencing approaches.
Acne pathogenesis involves stimuli such as microorganisms, lipid mediators and neuropeptides, and responses of innate and adaptive immune cells.Review overview per supplied index
The precise spatiotemporal immune patterns at different disease stages remain poorly characterized.Knowledge gap noted by authors
Single-cell and spatial RNA sequencing methods hold potential for studying immune processes in acne.Future direction discussed in the review
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