(b) Representative immunohistochemical staining of CD66b and GSDMD in two consecutive sections of skin tissue from patients with psoriasis vulgaris or generalized pustular psoriasis (left); representative immunohistochemical staining of CD66b (brown) and GSDMD (red) in sections of skin tissue from patients with psoriasis vulgaris (n=3–5, each group). This evidence concerns the gene GSDMD and psoriasis 14, pustular.