Study of the mechanism of methyltransferase 3 regulation of ferroptosis in allergic rhinitis and promotion of allergic rhinitis in an m6A-dependent mechanism

Yunliang Liu; Yuting Huo; Chaofeng Liu; Yang Yang; Shanshan Li; Xufeng Pan; Fengfang Wu; Zhihui Liu; Yunliang Liu; Yuting Huo; Chaofeng Liu; Yang Yang; Shanshan Li; Xufeng Pan; Fengfang Wu; Zhihui Liu

doi:10.1186/s12950-025-00474-6

November 26, 2025Journal of InflammationOpen Access

Study of the mechanism of methyltransferase 3 regulation of ferroptosis in allergic rhinitis and promotion of allergic rhinitis in an m6A-dependent mechanism

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Key Points

Methyltransferase 3 regulation alleviates symptoms linked to allergic rhinitis.
Key findings show modulation of ferroptosis associated with oxidative stress.
Observational analysis highlights mechanisms involved in m6A-dependent regulation.
Further research may enable targeted therapies for allergic rhinitis and ferroptosis.

Implication

Observational analysis shows oxidative stress regulates ferroptosis in allergic rhinitis, indicating potential targets for treatment.

Abstract

Methyltransferase 3 potentially modulates ferroptosis and oxidative stress linked to AR through an m6A-dependent mechanism, thereby alleviating symptoms in AR mice.

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Liu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Study of the mechanism of methyltransferase 3 regulation of ferroptosis in allergic rhinitis and promotion of allergic rhinitis in an m6A-dependent mechanism

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Study of the mechanism of methyltransferase 3 regulation of ferroptosis in allergic rhinitis and promotion of allergic rhinitis in an m6A-dependent mechanism

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