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Rosacea

 
 
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Disease relevance of Rosacea

 

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Chemical compound and disease context of Rosacea

 

Biological context of Rosacea

 

Anatomical context of Rosacea

 

Gene context of Rosacea

  • The 84-kDa active form of gelatinase B was observed in 46% of the rosacea tear samples and none of the controls [9].
  • CONCLUSIONS: Concentrations of IL-1alpha are present in normal tears but are elevated in ocular rosacea, whereas TNF-alpha is not present in either case [20].
  • There also was a 3.5-fold increase of the CD4/CD8 ratio in the rosacea conjunctival stroma compared with the normal specimens [21].
  • From these results we suggest that, (a) ligands of the VIP-R may contribute to vascular and dermal alterations in rosacea and (b) immature sebocytes show an unusual antigen expression of S100A and glandular keratin [22].
  • Retinoids may modulate VEGF in skin and this may be related to an effect on rosacea [23].
  • In mice, injection of the cathelicidin peptides found in rosacea, addition of SCTE, and increasing protease activity by targeted deletion of the serine protease inhibitor gene Spink5 each increases inflammation in mouse skin [24].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Rosacea

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