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The pathogenetic role of Th17 immune response in atopic dermatitis
Eden David, Tali Czarnowicki
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
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Atopic Dermatitis
100%
Th17 Immune Response
100%
T Helper 17 (Th17)
41%
Interleukin-17 (IL-17)
41%
Autoimmune Disease
16%
Pediatric Patients
8%
Protective Behavior
8%
Pathophysiology
8%
Existing Data
8%
Treatment Outcome
8%
Chemokines
8%
Disease Severity
8%
Immune Signaling
8%
Targeted Treatment
8%
Disease Pathogenesis
8%
Clinical Efficacy
8%
Serum Samples
8%
Skin Samples
8%
Therapeutic Approaches
8%
Pathogenic Role
8%
Dual Role
8%
Inflammatory Conditions
8%
Atopic Dermatitis Treatment
8%
Immune Defense
8%
Disease Presentation
8%
Therapeutic Targeting
8%
Asian Ethnicity
8%
Target-based Approach
8%
Homodimer
8%
Th17 Cytokines
8%
Medicine and Dentistry
Immune Response
100%
Atopic Dermatitis
100%
Interleukin 17
38%
Immunity
23%
Diseases
15%
Pediatrics Patient
7%
Pathophysiology
7%
Cytokine
7%
Disease Severity
7%
Autoimmune Disease
7%
Biological Product
7%
Serositis
7%
Targeted Therapy
7%
Chemokine
7%
Heterodimer
7%
Homodimer
7%
Immunology and Microbiology
Immune Response
100%
Atopic Dermatitis
100%
Interleukin 17
38%
Immunity
23%
Cytokine
7%
Chemokine
7%
Autoimmune Disease
7%
Biological Product
7%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Atopic Dermatitis
100%
Interleukin 17
38%
Diseases
15%
Inflammation
7%
Cytokine
7%
Pathophysiology
7%
Chemokine
7%
Biological Product
7%
Disease Severity
7%
Autoimmune Disease
7%
Heterodimer
7%
Homodimer
7%