Ion channel gene signature for diagnosis and antifibrotic therapy in liver fibrosis

This study demonstrates that AQP1, GJA1, and KCNN2 are closely associated with LF progression and immune remodeling. The consistent upregulation of GJA1, together with the identification of candidate drug interactions, provides potential avenues for biomarker development and therapeutic repurposing in LF.

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Journal of Translational Medicine
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2026-02-16
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12967-026-07856-1
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Ion channel regulation and function
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Ion channel gene signature for diagnosis and antifibrotic therapy in liver fibrosis

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Journal of Translational Medicine
Ion channel regulation and function
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Ion channel gene signature for diagnosis and antifibrotic therapy in liver fibrosis

Jianguo Li, Yun Li, Fusheng Qin, Dongkui Chen, Duoer Shen
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Abstract

This study demonstrates that AQP1, GJA1, and KCNN2 are closely associated with LF progression and immune remodeling. The consistent upregulation of GJA1, together with the identification of candidate drug interactions, provides potential avenues for biomarker development and therapeutic repurposing in LF.

Journal of Translational MedicineVol. 24(1)
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Ion channel regulation and function
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