Research demonstrates the role of m6A methylation in regulating myopia-related genes in guinea pigs, suggesting new treatment avenues.
This study highlights the role of m⁶A methylation, mediated by METTL14, in the regulating of key genes involved in calcium signaling and ECM remodeling during myopia progression. These findings suggest that targeting m⁶A modifications may could offer new therapeutic strategies for the treatment of myopia.
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