Frontiers in immunology

Markers related to TXN/TXNIP suggest antibody-producing immune cells play a key role in gum disease

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Abstract

Periodontitis affects a significant number of individuals and is marked by periodontal tissue destruction and alveolar bone loss.

  • Cellular senescence and circadian rhythm-related genes may play a role in the progression of periodontitis.
  • The precise mechanisms by which these genes affect periodontitis progression remain unclear.
  • Understanding the role of these genes could aid in the discovery of new biomarkers.
  • This knowledge may contribute to the development of more precise therapeutic strategies for periodontitis.

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