Marek Haftek

Dr. Marek Haftek


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Academic Career Length

24Years (2003-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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AUAlain Lefevre Utile
Alain Lefevre Utile
CBCamille Braun
Camille Braun
MHMarek Haftek
Marek Haftek
FAFrançois Aubin
François Aubin
The epidermis is a living, multilayered barrier with five functional levels, including a physical, a chemical, a microbial, a neuronal, and an immune level. Altogether, this complex organ contributes to protect the host from external aggression and to preserve its integrity. In this review, we focused on the different functional aspects.

15 June 2011 in Experimental Dermatology
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MHMarek Haftek
Marek Haftek
SCSylvie Callejon
Sylvie Callejon
YSYongoua Sandjeu
Yongoua Sandjeu
KPKarine Padois
Karine Padois
FFFrançoise Falson
Françoise Falson
VJVincent Jannin
Vincent Jannin

23 July 2011 in Veterinary Research Communications
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IPIuliana Popa
Iuliana Popa
DPDidier Pin
Didier Pin
NRNathalie Remoué
Nathalie Remoué
BOBilal Osta
Bilal Osta
SCSylvie Callejon
Sylvie Callejon
MHMarek Haftek
Marek Haftek

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MHMarek Haftek
Marek Haftek
RARawad Abdayem
Rawad Abdayem
PGPascale Guyonnet-Debersac
Pascale Guyonnet-Debersac
As odd as it may seem at first glance, minerals, it is what we are all about…or nearly. Although life on Earth is carbon-based, several other elements present in the planet’s crust are involved in and often indispensable for functioning of living organisms. Many ions are essential, and others show supportive and accessory qualities. They are operative in the skin, supporting specific processes related to the particular situation of this organ at the interface with the environment. Skin bioenergetics, redox balance, epidermal barrier function, and dermal remodeling are amongst crucial activities guided by or taking advantage of mineral elements. Skin regenerative processes and skin ageing can be positively impacted by adequate accessibility, distribution, and balance of inorganic ions.

7 November 2014 in Cell and tissue research
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MHMarek Haftek
Marek Haftek
Corneodesmosomes are modified desmosomes present in the stratum corneum (SC). They are crucial for SC cohesion and, thus, constitute one of the pivotal elements of the functional protective barrier of human skin. Expression of corneodesmosomes and, notably, the process of their degradation are probably altered during several dermatoses leading to the disruption of the permeability barrier or to abnormal, often compensative, SC accumulation. These different situations are reviewed in the present paper.

14 July 2015 in Experimental Dermatology
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RARawad Abdayem
Rawad Abdayem
SCSylvie Callejon
Sylvie Callejon
PPPascal Portes
Pascal Portes
PKPlamen Kirilov
Plamen Kirilov
FDFrédéric Demarne
Frédéric Demarne
MHMarek Haftek
Marek Haftek