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Yurong Xiao1,2, Yuanhang Jia1,2, Lin Chen3,4

  • 1Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, the Second Affiliated Hospital, University of South China, Hengyang, Hunan, China.

Functional & integrative genomics
|February 22, 2026
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外体SLC6A14タンパク質は,慢性閉塞性肺疾患 (COPD) の呼吸道炎症と粘液を悪化させる. エキソソームのSLC6A14を静止すると,ZFP36L1を回復し,IL-8を減少させることで,これらのCOPDの症状を緩和します.

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COPD (慢性肺炎性肺炎) は,慢性肺炎 (COPD) と呼ばれ,慢性肺炎 (COPD) は,慢性肺炎 (COPD) と呼ばれ,慢性肺炎 (COPD) と呼ばれ,慢性肺炎 (COPD) と呼ばれている.エクソソームは,IL-8 mRNAは,IL-8のミRNAとして使用されています.SLC6A1414 についてZFP36L1 について

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