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Tlr4 Epidermal Genetic Deletion Protects Against Acute and Tumorigenic UV Exposure in SKH-1 Mouse Skin

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Solar ultraviolet (UV) exposure activates Toll-Like Receptor 4 (TLR4), initiating inflammatory signaling pathways relevant to human skin carcinogenesis.

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Using transcriptomic (Nanostring-based) and proteomic (reverse phase protein array-based) analysis we demonstrate that genetic deletion of epidermal Tlr4 mimics the photoprotective impact of pharmacological antagonism using topical resatorvid (RES), an effect not observed in transgenic mice harboring systemic deletion of Tlr4.

These findings suggest that epidermal TLR4 represents a promising target for skin cancer photochemoprevention.

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