Vitiligo
About the Disease
Vitiligo-Associated Multiple Autoimmune Disease Susceptibility 1, also known as vitiligo, is related to alopecia areata and vogt-koyanagi-harada disease, and has symptoms including exanthema and pruritus. An important gene associated with Vitiligo-Associated Multiple Autoimmune Disease Susceptibility 1 is NLRP1 (NLR Family Pyrin Domain Containing 1), and among its related pathways/superpathways are Regulation of expression of SLITs and ROBOs and NF-kappaB Signaling. The drugs Dinoprost tromethamine and Dinoprost have been mentioned in the context of this disorder. Affiliated tissues include skin, thyroid and t cells, and related phenotypes are vitiligo and no effect
Common Targets
G4157 | G643 | G840 | G83596 | G54849 | G54504 | G2067 | G3557 | P5683 | G9415 | G7099 | Phosphodiesterase IV (PDE4) (nonspecified subtype) | G541471 | P48180 | G7008 | G3559 | G1636 | Folate Receptor (nonspecified subtype) | G5698 | G2280 | G11141 | G10 | G7297 | G4049 | G10783 | G3459 | G3106 | G1312 | G7299 | G10062 | G3566 | G3661 | G7325 | G100506658 | G4026 | G7038 | G5535 | G3123 | G3156 | G148022 | G3135 | G101060498 | G22913 | G5533 | G64094 | G27022 | G5530 | G473 | G942 | P5614 | G19 | G27086 | G5966 | G6648 | G2876 | G3662 | G3105 | G84159 | G590 | G3600 | G6850 | G999 | G7124 | G3002 | G2313 | G9144 | G863 | G1066 | G53347 | G85480 | G2908 | G4852 | G7097 | G60468 | G7128 | G8924 | G2833 | G1493 | G100130988 | G8792 | G7421 | G6775 | G2194 | G780 | G60314 | G4846 | G941 | G3558 | G1969 | G10255 | G4524 | G196 | G356 | G1394 | G7296 | P40622 | G26191 | G5444 | G57223 | G64135 | G8635 | G3458 | G64761 | G2548 | G4843 | G114904 | G3627 | G355 | G9855 | G22861 | G7422 | G5532 | G105369984 | G1234 | G2539 | G5696 | G59067 | G5534 | G2534 | G2950 | G1719 | G133522 | G6890 | G7507 | G3565 | G3553 | G3718 | G3716 | G5788 | G1594 | G3107 | G3596 | G3717 | G6506 | Melanocortin receptor (nonspecified subtype) | G50943 | G3119 | G3581 | P11049 | G3560 | G57178 | G5331 | G7494 | G5133 | G847 | G5820 | G7508 | G1644 | G5878 | P16683
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