These are full - thickness
skin necrosis with subsequent loss of large areas of skin.
The aggressive fungus, which presumably came to Europe through the amphibian trade, affects the skin of the animals, leading to the formation of
skin necrosis and ultimately death.
Not exact matches
But two cytokines — interleukin - 17 (IL - 17) and tumor
necrosis factor (TNF)-- are overexpressed in psoriasis, leading the immune system to attack a person's own
skin cells.
The latter is easy to use and closes
skin rapidly until it heals completely, without inflammation or
necrosis.
An inhibitor of the inflammatory protein tumor
necrosis factor (TNF), adalimumab is the first such medication approved to treat the painful
skin disorder.
The tumor
necrosis factor superfamily molecule LIGHT promotes keratinocyte activity and
skin fibrosis.
And according to recent studies conducted in Japan, the full ripe bananas with dark patches on their
skin produce the largest quantity of TNF (Tumor
Necrosis Factor), a cytokine that fights abnormal tumor cells in the body by stimulating the production of white blood cells and assisting their communication.
Ellagic acid inhibits lipid peroxidation
necrosis of
skin flaps, enhancing preservation of grafting procedures (Ashoori).
Merck also tells us that serum (which is used in vaccines) can cause Type III hypersensitivity reactions, including an inflammatory
skin condition involving painful local lesions leading to tissue
necrosis (tissue death), as well as wide - spread vascular injury.
This can cause a fear of sunlight (photophobia), lesions, and in severe cases,
necrosis of the
skin.