Lichen Planus

Bragazzi, Nicola Luigi; Nicolini, Claudio

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“…A unique combination of genomics and proteomics approaches can indeed represent a promising innovation for a unique personalized treatment of OLP and oral cancer [18]. This theoretical premise is unique for its potential clinical value, considering that the marginal (although significant) differences between randomly generated and experimentally validated miRNAs point to the critical importance of prospective validation in a patient cohort [19]. Assuming the prevalence rate reported in reference [2] in the range 1.27-1.57% and a precision of 5%, a minimum number of 20-24 patients, within the 95% confidence interval, is needed to validate our bioinformatics predictions.…”

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Microarray-based Functional Nanoproteomics for an Industrial Approach to Cancer: I Bioinformatics and miRNAome

Nicolini¹,

Bragazzi²,

Pechkova³

2016

NanoWorld J

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Microarray-based Functional Nanoproteomics for an Industrial Approach to Cancer: I Bioinformatics and miRNAome

Nicolini¹,

Bragazzi²,

Pechkova³

2016

NanoWorld J

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Effects of cold physical plasma on oral lichen planus: An in vitro study (Effects of CAP on OLP)

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Cell-mediated immunological mechanisms are believed to be predominant in the pathogenesis of oral lichen planus (OLP;Lu et al., 2015). The current understanding suggests that OLP is a T-cellmediated autoimmune disease where CD8 + T cells trigger apoptosis of oral epithelial cells at the basal layer (Krupaa et al., 2015).Abnormal expression patterns of various inflammation-related cytokines reflect the immune dysregulation in the interactions between keratinocytes, T cells and many other cell types (Lu et al., 2015).With the development of cold physical plasma sources that are operated at body temperature, the application of this technology as a novel treatment modality for different diseases became fea-

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Nanogenomics and Nanoproteomics for Personalized Nanotheranostics for Oral and Colorectal Cancer

Nicolini¹,

Bragazzi²,

Peshkova³

2015

Per. Med.

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Lichen Planus

Cited by 3 publications

References 188 publications

Microarray-based Functional Nanoproteomics for an Industrial Approach to Cancer: I Bioinformatics and miRNAome

Microarray-based Functional Nanoproteomics for an Industrial Approach to Cancer: I Bioinformatics and miRNAome

Effects of cold physical plasma on oral lichen planus: An in vitro study (Effects of CAP on OLP)

Nanogenomics and Nanoproteomics for Personalized Nanotheranostics for Oral and Colorectal Cancer

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