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Defective plasticity in dermatomyositis patients muscle stem cells is associated with sustained intrinsic inflammatory signaling and disruption of the histone H3.3 chromatin loading pathway

2025-06-11

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Skeletal muscle regeneration is driven by muscle stem cells (MuSCs), which proliferate, differentiate and fuse to reform myofibers and restore muscle function. This myogenesis process is driven both by intrinsic MuSC properties and extrinsic cues. While coordinated inflammatory signals are necessary for healthy regeneration, chronic inflammation participates in various pathologies affecting the skeletal muscle. In...

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9e01d2a8-0e79-5bcd-96aa-4b49b227bfdc
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10.1101/2025.06.09.658580
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