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    A preliminary study on regulation of macrophages phenotype and anti-tumor effects by PRTN3

    A preliminary study on regulation of macrophages phenotype and anti-tumor effects by PRTN3 by GUO Anjing, CHEN Chong, LUO Yunping

    Published 2025-06-01

    Objective To investigate the effect of knockdown PRTN3 on polarization phenotype and anti-tumor function of macrophages in breast cancer. Methods A mouse monocyte/macrophage cell line(RAW264.7) with knockdown of PRTN3 was constructed. The mRNA and protein levels of PRTN3 were detected by RT-qPCR and...

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    Integrated 4D label-free proteome and SUMOylated proteome in glioma uncover novel pathological mechanisms and pave the way for precision therapy

    Integrated 4D label-free proteome and SUMOylated proteome in glioma uncover novel pathological mechanisms and pave the way for precision therapy by Jiazheng Wang, Zhuo Li, Kaijie Mu, Qichao Qi, Zeli Zhang, Can Yan, Xukai Jiang, Anjing Chen

    Published 2025-08-01

    Glioma, the most common primary intracranial tumor, has seen increased scrutiny with the advent of high-throughput detection technologies, yet many aspects of its tumorigenesis and progression remain enigmatic. In this study, we utilized 4D label-free mass quantitative proteomics to analyze glioma p...

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    A sandwich-like nanofibrous scaffold with macrophage phenotype transformation and myogenic differentiation for skeletal muscle regeneration

    A sandwich-like nanofibrous scaffold with macrophage phenotype transformation and myogenic differentiation for skeletal muscle regeneration by Shue Jin, Yongrui Cai, Yaxing Li, Jing Wen, Xiaoxue Fu, Ping Song, Pengyu Lu, Anjing Chen, Zeyu Luo, Weinan Zeng, Jidong Li, Zongke Zhou

    Published 2025-09-01

    Skeletal muscle injuries caused by trauma, infections, or sports tear are common clinical diseases. Currently, the regeneration and repair of muscle tissue, which is highly heterogeneous, remains a significant challenge. Given the anisotropic structure, high strength and tensile characteristics of s...

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