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Characterization of translational dynamics during macrophage activation
GSE281922
Mus musculus
Other; Expression profiling by high throughput sequencing
22 samples
2025/09/07
GPL21273GPL34290
Summary
Macrophages require rapid and tightly controlled regulatory mechanisms to respond rapidly to environmental disruptions while preventing excessive inflammatory responses. While transcriptional regulation has been well-characterized in macrophage activation, whether and how translational control contributes to macrophage activation remains less understood. Here, we investigate the dynamic landscape of translational regulation in macrophages across acute, intermediate, and prolonged LPS exposure.
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