Method and composition for treating hyperproliferative skin diseases using 6-aminopurine cytokinins
CA 2107896 C · Owner: Jensen, Peter K. A. · Inventors: Jensen, Peter K. A.; Bjerring, Peter; Bolund, Lars
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It has been discovered that 6-(substituted amino)purine cytokinins such as , kinetin, induce differentiation and consequent-, ly reduce or eliminate the abnormally high rate of proliferation of , hyperproliferating cells associated with hyperproliferative skin diseases, such as psoriasis. Thus, the present invention provides methods and compositions for treating hyperproliferative skin diseases in mammals, particularly such diseases associated with hyperproliferating epidermal cells in humans by administering, to the hyperproliferating cells associated with such a disease in the skin of , a mammal suffering therefrom a differentiation-indu-, cing effective amount of a 6-(substituted …
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