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. 2023 May 19;3(5):100211. doi: 10.1016/j.xjidi.2023.100211

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Scatterplot of SWH and KAS FCs in nonlesional rebiopsy versus arm and UB. Left panel: FC of genes in nonlesional rebiopsies (NonLes_rebiopsy compared with Ctrl) against FC of genes in arm wound healing (Arm_Week4 compared with Arm_Ctrl). Right panel: FC of genes in nonlesional rebiopsies (NonLes_rebiopsy compared with Ctrl) against FC of genes in upper buttock wound healing (UB_Week6 compared with UB_Ctrl). All genes are represented in gray. Wound healing signature (SWH) genes are colored red, and KAS genes are colored blue. Genes in green are wound-healing–specific genes not significant in any of the keloid groups. KAS genes with the largest fold changes in either direction are labeled by name. Ctrl, control; FC, fold change; KAS, keloid-associated signature; SWH, shared wound healing; UB, upper buttock.