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Arch Dermatol Res. 1979 Aug;266(1):33-41. doi: 10.1007/BF00412860.

Studies on fibronectin in the skin. II. Indirect immunofluorescence studies in psoriasis vulgaris.

Archives of dermatological research

O Fyrand

PMID: 507927 DOI: 10.1007/BF00412860

Abstract

Affected and unaffected skin from patients with vulgar psoriasis and normal skin from a control group were investigated for the presence of fibronectin with an indirect immunofluorescence technique. In the control group, fibronectin is missing in the epidermis, but is found in the basement membrane zone of the dermo-epidermal junction area, in the papillary and the reticular dermis, and in the vascular and neural systems of the skin. The same distribution is also found in unaffected psoriatic skin, whereas in affected skin a change in the distribution of fibronectin is found in the dermis and in the basement membranes, together with the presence of fibronectin in the epidermis, mainly in the cornified layers.

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