Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
11018678 Journal of Dermatological Science 2018 8 Pages PDF
Abstract
These results suggest that STAT6 signaling negatively affects permeability barrier function in vivo, even in the physiological state. However, the superior permeability barrier function in Stat6-deficient mice may be a secondary effect exerted via cells other than keratinocytes, such as mast cells, since mast cells are known to influence permeability barrier function in vivo. Blockade of STAT6 signaling might be a strategy to augment the permeability barrier function.
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