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Revealing the pathogenesis of keloids based on the status: Active vs inactive

29 Apr 2024

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Recently, the pathomechanisms of keloids have been extensively researched using transcriptomic analysis, but most studies did not consider the activity of keloids. We aimed to profile the transcriptomics of keloids according to their clinical activity and location within the keloid lesion, compared with normal and mature scars. Tissue samples were collected (keloid based on its activity (active and inactive),...

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PMID: 38685820
DOI: 10.1111/exd.15088

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