Retinoids and vitamin D analogues: action on nuclear transcription.

Christopher Em Griffiths

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Retinoids and vitamin D analogues: action on nuclear transcription.

Article 1998 en

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Receptors for retinoids and vitamin D belong to the superfamily of ligand-dependent nuclear transcription factors. Development of topical and systemic retinoids and topical vitamin D3 analogues is revolutionizing dermatological therapy, particularly the management of acne, psoriasis, ichythyoses, photoageing and skin cancer.

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