Overall, 26/41 cytokines and chemokines and 3/6 Igs were detectable (i.e., >0 pg/ml in >50% of the participants); the psoriasis group tended to have higher median concentrations for most analytes (29/47 = 61.7%) compared to the control group (Supplementary Table 2); no correlation was observed between the stool analytes and the PASI scores. Here, CUBN is linked to psoriasis.