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Shared and organ-specific gene expression programs of fibrotic diseases

2026-03-11

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Fibrotic scarring is a common response to tissue injury. Repeated or severe insults can cause fibrosis, leading to excessive extracellular matrix deposition and a substantial clinical risk of organ dysfunction. Despite its high prevalence, few therapeutic options exist, and fibrotic diseases collectively represent a major global health burden. Fibrotic diseases affect virtually all organs, yet they have been explo...

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Literature Corpus work: c695b7b2-5e44-5f63-b404-b3e9671426a5
DOI: 10.64898/2026.03.09.709232

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