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Minimally invasive 1 mm skin biopsies capture regional transcriptomic heterogeneity in vitiligo

2025-11-21

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Vitiligo is an autoimmune depigmentation disorder characterized by melanocyte loss and complex immune dysregulation. Despite therapeutic advances, variable efficacy and frequent relapse highlight the need for deeper insight into its pathophysiology. Conventional 3–5 mm skin biopsies are invasive, induce visible scars and require suturing, limiting their use in clinical and translational research. Here, we demonstr...

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7e162029-24d3-5c9f-b381-be3de8e2be2f
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10.1101/2025.11.21.25340665
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