Titlebook: Clinical and Basic Immunodermatology; Anthony A. Gaspari,Stephen K. Tyring,Daniel H. Kap Textbook 2017Latest edition Springer Internationa

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Cutaneous Neuroimmunology,ce of receptors for nerve-derived factors on epidermal and dermal cells as well as an anatomic relationship between peripheral nerves and both immune and non-immune cells within the skin. The skin contains an extensive network of nerve fibers that both transmit afferent sensory signals to the centra

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Adipose Tissue and Cutaneous Inflammation,production of a huge class of bioactive mediators termed adipokines. Since adipocytes, macrophages and other cell types resident in AT are a non neglectable source of these mediators, together they might perpetuate a vicious cycle of macrophage recruitment and production of pro-inflammatory cytokine

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Parasitic Infections, of people worldwide. Host immune responses to these diseases are complex and display a wide range of variability, involving both the innate and adaptive immune systems. Not all the host’s efforts at eliminating the invading parasites are successful, and in some cases the host’s immune response caus

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Fungal Infections,rkedly, mainly because of an increasing population of immunocompromised hosts, including individuals infected with HIV, transplant recipients, and patients with cancer. Fungal infections are classified according to the primary site of infection, as superficial, cutaneous, subcutaneous, and deep or s

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Innate and Adaptive Components of the Cutaneous Immune Barrier: The Central Role of Dendritic Cells TLR on LC and other DC subsets allows the immune system to elegantly orchestrate the regulatory and pro-inflammatory functions of these cells. Intriguingly, TLR signaling in DC/LC not only allows to initiate adaptive immune responses, but also directly induces innate effector functions. This is dem