Differential Expression Patterns of Specific Long Noncoding RNAs and Competing Endogenous RNA Network in Alopecia Areata

    February 2019 in “ Journal of Cellular Biochemistry ”
    Yuan Sheng, Jingwen Ma, Jun Zhao … Qinping Yang
    Studysummary This study reports a complex network of blood lncRNA and associated pathways in alopecia areata but suggests further research is needed for verification and understanding of these findings.
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