In a publication in Scientific Reports, researchers from the Experimental Dermatology Laboratory, themes Inflammatory diseases and Infectious diseases and global health, and the department of Human Genetics, have shown the great potential of two immortalized human keratinocyte cell lines (N/TERT1 and N/TERT2G) for studies on epidermal biology, inflammatory skin disease pathogenesis and therapeutics.
Publication in Scientific Reports.
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