Human lymphocyte antigen in actinic prurigo

Bemal, Jaime E.; Rueda, María Melida Durán de; Brigard, Delia de

doi:10.1016/s0190-9622(88)70045-6

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“…As these alleles are more frequent in Amerindians, this could explain the high incidence of the disease in these populations. 9 In further studies among the Chimila Indians, an association with the Cw4 allele was found, 10 which has also been reported in Canadian Amerindians with actinic prurigo. 11 Other authors have found an association with HLA-DR4.…”

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Lymphocyte subtypes and adhesion molecules in actinic prurigo: observations with cyclosporin A

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Lymphocyte subtypes and adhesion molecules in actinic prurigo: observations with cyclosporin A

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“…Actinic prurigo (AP) is an idiopathic family photodermatosis that particularly tends to affect mixed‐race populations with skin types IV and V in countries in the Americas . It has been related to genetic susceptibility.…”

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Actinic prurigo: a case–control study of risk factors

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Salcedo

Sánchez³

et al. 2013

Int J Dermatology

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Multiple epidemiologic, geographic, clinical, and immunologic factors are involved in the etiology of AP. This study proposes a clear line for research directed at specific risk factors that refer to an individual's clinical, allergic, health, and socioeconomic status. Further study should also investigate the etiologic role of diet in AP and the molecular mechanisms behind the development of AP to establish whether AP is caused by exposure to polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.

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“…The allusion of Moncada et al . to a hypothetical “disregard syndrome” is invalidated by their own disregard, as we could not find a single reference in their article on AP to our previous studies, 6–9 or to the previous investigations of others, even in their own country 10,11 …”

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