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Skin (local inflammatory response)

Molecular classification: Multicellular process, Multimolecular process

Overview

The skin's local inflammatory response is a complex, highly coordinated process involving multiple cell types and molecular mediators. It serves as a frontline defense mechanism against injury, infection, or other insults by rapidly activating immune responses at the site of disturbance. This response is not attributed to a single molecule or receptor but rather encompasses an integrated network of cells (e.g., keratinocytes, dendritic cells, T cells), cytokines, chemokines, and pattern recognition receptors.

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Immune responseTissue repairPathogen clearanceInflammation

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DermatitisPsoriasisAllergic reactionsInfectious rashesEczema

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