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Dysferlin promotes inflammatory macrophage responses and modulates Ca2+-dependent STAT1 signaling

Oct 2026 · Life Science Alliance · Vol 9 · 0 citations · 33 references
Medicine

Abstract

This study links macrophage dysferlin to Ca²⁺-dependent STAT1-associated inflammatory responses and impaired myogenic differentiation in cellular models.

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