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| + | The skin is the largest structure in the body and acts as the ultimate barrier to our environment. This PhD project aims to comprehend how the lipid network within the skin responds in physiopathological states such as inflammation (sunburn, atopic dermatitis, psoriasis). Little is known about the regulatory relationships within the cutaneous lipid signalling networks, and there is a distinct lack of information about how these networks interact between compartments (the different layers of the skin). | ||
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About the Project
The skin is the largest structure in the body and acts as the ultimate barrier to our environment. This PhD project aims to comprehend how the lipid network within the skin responds in physiopathological states such as inflammation (sunburn, atopic dermatitis, psoriasis). Little is known about the regulatory relationships within the cutaneous lipid signalling networks, and there is a distinct lack of information about how these networks interact between compartments (the different layers of the skin).
