Currently,research on N^(6)-methyladenine(m^(6)A)is extensive in the field of oncology,while studies involving m^(6)A and skin diseases remain relatively limited.Based on existing reports,we searched PubMed and Web of...Currently,research on N^(6)-methyladenine(m^(6)A)is extensive in the field of oncology,while studies involving m^(6)A and skin diseases remain relatively limited.Based on existing reports,we searched PubMed and Web of Science for literature related to m^(6)A and dermatological conditions.Analysis of citation counts and journal impact factors revealed a significant upward trend in the volume of m^(6)A-related research.Term frequency analysis of titles and abstracts indicated that studies mainly focus on skin tumors and inflammatory or immune-related skin diseases,particularly melanoma,psoriasis,and skin development.Transcriptomic data from the Gene Expression Omnibus(GEO)were analyzed,revealing differential expression of m^(6)A-related genes in 4 types of skin tumors(including squamous cell carcinoma and basal cell carcinoma)as well as in inflammatory skin diseases such as psoriasis and atopic dermatitis,and potential mechanisms of action were also explored.Findings suggest that m^(6)A modifications exhibit heterogeneity between neoplastic and nonneoplastic skin diseases.However,the regulatory mechanisms of m^(6)A dynamic modifications on key genes involved in dermatological disorders remain unclear and warrant further investigation.展开更多
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文摘Currently,research on N^(6)-methyladenine(m^(6)A)is extensive in the field of oncology,while studies involving m^(6)A and skin diseases remain relatively limited.Based on existing reports,we searched PubMed and Web of Science for literature related to m^(6)A and dermatological conditions.Analysis of citation counts and journal impact factors revealed a significant upward trend in the volume of m^(6)A-related research.Term frequency analysis of titles and abstracts indicated that studies mainly focus on skin tumors and inflammatory or immune-related skin diseases,particularly melanoma,psoriasis,and skin development.Transcriptomic data from the Gene Expression Omnibus(GEO)were analyzed,revealing differential expression of m^(6)A-related genes in 4 types of skin tumors(including squamous cell carcinoma and basal cell carcinoma)as well as in inflammatory skin diseases such as psoriasis and atopic dermatitis,and potential mechanisms of action were also explored.Findings suggest that m^(6)A modifications exhibit heterogeneity between neoplastic and nonneoplastic skin diseases.However,the regulatory mechanisms of m^(6)A dynamic modifications on key genes involved in dermatological disorders remain unclear and warrant further investigation.
