This multi-omics study uncovers protective genes in keloids, suggesting new immunotherapeutic targets.
This multi-omics study identifies SRA1 and SSR1 as potential key protective genes in keloid pathogenesis. These genes may contribute to inhibiting disease progression through modulation of cell proliferation, the immune microenvironment, and cellular signaling pathways. These findings provide novel mechanistic insights and potential immunotherapeutic targets for keloids.
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