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Liao WT et al. - Once infiltrated into the As-BD lesions, the selective CD4+ cell apoptosis might be mediated by FasL from keratinocytes. This additional tumor-anti-immune phenomenon present in the cutaneous environment provides a reasonable explanation for frequent occurrence of arsenic cancers in the skin.

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