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A light microscopy view of skin tissue shown as a map. A box of push pins are labeled Immune Cells. Pins are attached to areas in the dermis.

September 29, 2023

A light microscopy view of skin tissue shown as a map. A box of push pins are labeled Immune Cells. Pins are attached to areas in the dermis.

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Researchers mapped immune cell “neighborhoods” in the skin of people with psoriasis compared to the healthy skin of people without psoriasis to learn more about the disease course and why it comes with more risk for other health problems. Image won an Award of Merit from the Association of Medical Illustrators Salon.

DONNY BLISS/NIH OCPL

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