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mRNA and protein expression of the angiogenesis‐related genes EDIL3, AMOT and ECM1 in mesenchymal stem cells in psoriatic dermis

Dermal microvasculature expansion and angiogenesis are prominent in psoriasis. Our previous microarray study showed that the angiogenesis‐related genes EDIL3 (epidermal growth factor‐like repeats and discoidin I‐like domains 3), AMOT (angiomotin) and ECM1 (extracellular matrix protein 1), had high expression levels in dermal mesenchymal stem cells (DMSCs) from psoriatic skin lesions.