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SERCA2b loss of function drives pigmentation by inducing adaptive ER stress and enhancing mitochondrial calcium uptake: significance in pathological hyperpigmentation associated with Darier’s Disease

2026-06-23

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Pigmentation is a critical protective mechanism that safeguards the skin against UV-induced damage, whereas dysregulated pigmentation predisposes to pigmentary disorders and skin malignancies. Although calcium signaling has emerged as an important regulator of melanogenesis, the identity of the calcium-handling proteins and the molecular mechanisms linking calcium dynamics to pigmentation remain poorly understood....

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b2b3469a-c0e0-5d1e-b076-514fb4e8f70b
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10.64898/2026.06.22.733702
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