Study on the skin structure, hair follicle cycle, and GSDMA protein expression in Ganxi goats

These findings highlight the structural and molecular adaptations of Ganxi goat skin to hot and humid environments and suggest that GSDMA may be involved in regulating the hair follicle cycle and maintaining skin homeostasis, and that further functional studies are required to establish a direct role in environmental adaptation.

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Frontiers in Veterinary Science
Published
2025-09-22
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fvets.2025.1661505
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1
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Hair Growth and Disorders
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Abstract

These findings highlight the structural and molecular adaptations of Ganxi goat skin to hot and humid environments and suggest that GSDMA may be involved in regulating the hair follicle cycle and maintaining skin homeostasis, and that further functional studies are required to establish a direct role in environmental adaptation.

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Yichun University (CN), Second Hospital of Yichang (CN)
Education Department of Jiangxi Province
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