… study was to answer three major questions: Is human skin a target organ for Ang II; is Ang II
synthesized by human skin; and what could be a physiological role for Ang II in human skin? …

… The human skin is the target for a wide range of chemical messengers. These include several
hormones, which in the classical sense are defined as substances secreted into the blood …

… Skin is a major target organ for allergic reactions to small … most frequent reason for occupational
skin diseases and the … were shown to be present in skin. Evidence supporting the role of …

… skin diseases have been studied extensively. However, the exact role that the skin plays as
a target, vector, and e1fector organ in HIV … studies on HIV and the skin, with an emphasis on …

… frequent skin … skin is the principal target organ for a delayed-type immunological response;
this will be followed by drug-allergic reactions in which again the skin is a major target organ …

… ex vivo, such as the stable overexpression of selected genes targeted to well-defined
skin cell populations (for example, while the temporary overexpression of GFP in …

… Our findings treat the fundamental nature of human sympathetic rhythmicity: both skin and
muscle sympathetic outflows (which travel in different nerve fascicles to different target organs) …

… The skin reactions associated with systemic IL-2 administration, show that the skin
actually participates as a target organ. They should be differentiated from drug erup tions. …

… Despite this knowledge, attention to the ability of human skin to fulfill … organ has only been
drawn lately.Citation2–Citation5 The human skin has been classically regarded as the target …

… target (2), dissecting the key drivers of human organ aging and developing effective
molecular strategies to prevent or even reverse it surely constitutes one of the most fundamental …