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Radiation triggers a clinically relevant profibrotic p53-mediated DNA damage response in an ex vivo human skin model

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Radiation therapy is a cornerstone of cancer treatment which frequently leads to cutaneous side effects.

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In a significant proportion of patients, this can progress to debilitating radiation-induced skin fibrosis (RISF). To investigate the early molecular events underlying RISF, we employed a novel human ex vivo model utilizing discarded human skin from elective surgical procedures.

This dataset is comprised of irradiated and control skin from 6 human donors post-panniculectomy.

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