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A novel mutation in IL36RN underpins childhood pustular dermatosis | Synapse

February 16, 2015Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology18 citationsOpen Access

A novel mutation in IL36RN underpins childhood pustular dermatosis

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JEJamie M. EllingfordUniversity of Manchester GBGraeme C. BlackUniversity of Manchester TCTimothy ClaytonManchester Academic Health Science Centre

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We describe a novel mutation which underpins the diagnosis of childhood pustular dermatosis. Molecular diagnostics can be used to aid the clinical diagnosis and potential treatment of autoinflammatory conditions.

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