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Transcriptional profiling to identify the key genes and pathways of pterygium

4 May 2020

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PURPOSE: Pterygium results from a variety of biological pathways that are involved in the formation of ocular surface diseases. However, the exact pathogenesis of pterygium is still unclear. Our study focused on gene expression profiles to better understand the potential mechanisms of pterygium. METHODS: RNA sequencing experiments were performed on clinical pterygium tissues and normal conjunctival tissues. To...

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PMID: 32411530
DOI: 10.7717/peerj.9056

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