Decoding the cGAS–STING–eosinophils predictive and natural therapeutic molecular signature in burn injury progression and keloid formation: insights from artificial intelligence-driven multiomics - Summary - MDSpire

Decoding the cGAS–STING–eosinophils predictive and natural therapeutic molecular signature in burn injury progression and keloid formation: insights from artificial intelligence-driven multiomics

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  • Jingjing Li

  • Qinghua Yang

  • May 29, 2026

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Objective:

To investigate the role of the cGAS–STING pathway in regulating eosinophils during the progression of burn injury and keloid formation.

Key Findings:
  • An integrated CE-associated gene signature can indicate keloid formation in burn injury patients.
  • CCL5 is identified as an up-regulated pathogenic factor.
Interpretation:

Limitations:
  • Consider including any limitations mentioned in the source.
Conclusion:

The findings provide insights into the predictive and therapeutic aspects of postburn keloid formation.

Original Source(s)

Decoding the cGAS–STING–eosinophils predictive and natural therapeutic molecular signature in burn injury progression and keloid formation: insights from artificial intelligence-driven multiomics

  • by Jingjing Li, Qinghua Yang

  • May 29, 2026

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