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Bojungikki-tang ameliorates psoriasis-like dermatitis: Network analysis and transcriptomics with experimental validation
GSE309592
Mus musculus
Expression profiling by high throughput sequencing
24 samples
2025/09/29
GPL19057
Summary
Psoriasis is a chronic and complex disease characterized by itching, burning, and soreness with scaly plaques and erythematous lesions. we evaluated the effect of Bojungikki-tang (BJT, Buzhong-Yiqi-Tang in traditional Chinese medicine and Hochu-ekki-to in Kampo medicine) as a combination of medicinal herbs against psoriasis. Network analysis from transcriptomics was used to determine the effective phytochemical constituents of BJT.
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