Recent studies and reviews about Darier disease, each with a short plain-language summary. Every link opens the original source in a new tab.
Northwestern Medicine scientists studied skin cells from people with Darier disease and found that oxidative stress weakened the connections between cells. The article reports that these cells had lower levels of the antioxidant glutathione, and that adding an antioxidant helped protect the cells in the lab.
Researchers analyzed skin cells from people with Darier disease and found problems in a pathway that helps regenerate antioxidants such as glutathione. In lab tests, oxidative stress weakened how the cells hold together, and antioxidant treatment improved it.
An international task force of experts brings together current knowledge on the genetics, causes, symptoms, diagnosis and management of Darier disease. The authors describe it as an updated reference and practical guide for clinicians.
An early version of research on how stress affects skin cells from people with Darier disease, shared before peer review. Under stress, these cells produced about twice the reactive oxygen species of comparison cells and lost more of their cell-to-cell adhesion.
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