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Dysplastic Keratinocyte

Molecular classification
Cell
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Overview

Abnormal skin cells characterized by disruptions in their normal maturation process. Often associated with alterations in cell architecture and cytological atypia, including enlarged nuclei, irregular nuclear contours, and abnormal mitotic figures. While dysplastic keratinocytes themselves are not receptors or direct drug targets, understanding their characteristics and pathogenesis is crucial for early detection and treatment of skin cancers.

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Biological functions

Cell growthCell differentiation
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Disease associations

Actinic KeratosisSquamous Cell Carcinoma

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