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Vitamin C facilitates epidermal keratinization through TET-dependent DNA demethylation in basal keratinocytes

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Epidermal keratinization is tightly regulated and associated with epigenetic processes, such as DNA methylation, however, the specific role and mechanisms of TET-mediated DNA demethylation in basal keratinocytes remain unclear.

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We analyzed Tet2/3 knockdown-induced transcriptional alterations in newborn rat epidermal keratinocytes, assessed global gene expression profiles. (Microarray)

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