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XIST RNA-protein complex in female-biased autoimmunity: From molecular scaffolds to new clinical biomarkers

Journal of Investigative Dermatology·June 8
DermatologyLimited evidenceAutoimmune Disease

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This paper examines the XIST RNA-protein complex and its role in female-biased autoimmunity, exploring how XIST molecular scaffolds may contribute to sex-based differences in autoimmune disease and their potential as clinical biomarkers.

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Year
2026
Journal
Journal of Investigative Dermatology
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