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    Dabelsteen E, Broby-Johansen U, Jeppe-Jensen D, Mandel U.
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  • 32. Presence of two typical DNA-binding nonhistone proteins in psoriatic scales contrary to normal human dermis, epidermis and horny layer.
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  • 40. Expression of cornifin in squamous differentiating epithelial tissues, including psoriatic and retinoic acid-treated skin.
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