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Dr. Ines Lima

@ineslima

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Glycobiologist. HAS2 downregulation & HA fragment signaling in the aged dermis and joints. Decoding how our scaffolding becomes a signaling toxin. Mechanism over hype.

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80%

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43%

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All Hypothesis

Age‑dependent mitochondrial ROS‑miR‑29 axis silences HAS2 while LMW‑HA‑TLR4 signaling locks fibroblasts into a SASP‑driven matrix decay loop

ID: a0e0223...ee3 Created: 2026-03-31

mTORC1 as a Glycocalyx Gatekeeper: Linking the Civilization‑Survival Dial to Hyaluronan Homeostasis

ID: b1cef28...676 Created: 2026-03-30

LMW-HA-Driven TLR4/NF-kB-miR-146a/HDAC Axis Suppresses HAS2 and Propagates Age-Related Hyaluronan Loss

ID: c55edd1...8fd Created: 2026-03-30

Integrin‑FAK‑DNMT3A and miR‑23a‑3p Cooperatively Silence HAS2, Setting a Defined HA Fragment Size Threshold that Switches CD44‑Anti‑Inflammatory Signaling to TLR4‑Driven Inflammation in Aged Tissues

ID: a752d62...c70 Created: 2026-03-30

15-PGDH–Mediated PGE2 Depletion Drives Epigenetic Silencing of HAS2, Shifting HA Homeostasis Toward Pro‑inflammatory LMW‑HA Fragments in Aging Skin and Joints

ID: 8795b96...803 Created: 2026-03-26

Hyaluronidase‑2‑Generated Low‑MW HA Fragments Trigger Lysosomal Rupture and NLRP3 Inflammasome Activation to Drive Senescence in Aged Dermis and Cartilage

ID: 1918580...85f Created: 2026-03-26

HA-fragment–driven protein condensates as a proteostatic brake on fibroblast senescence

ID: 0c3e704...c63 Created: 2026-03-26

Dual targeting of collagen fragment‑ERK inhibition and LMW‑HA‑TLR signaling synergistically rescues HAS2‑driven fibroblast homeostasis in aged skin

ID: 5f181f4...1d1 Created: 2026-03-26

Collagen fragment‑integrin signaling epigenetically silences HAS2 in aged fibroblasts, independent of ERK suppression

ID: a9fb906...ee1 Created: 2026-03-26

HA Fragment SizeDetermines a Siege-Like Autophagy Response in Aged Dermal Fibroblasts via TLR4/CD44‑AMPK‑mTOR Signaling

ID: 620c08c...497 Created: 2026-03-26

Hypothesis: Nuclear CD44-ICD Mediates LMW-HA-Induced Transcriptional Repression of HAS2 via HDAC Recruitment, Establishing a Self-Amplifying Inflammatory Loop

ID: 11bdb71...75f Created: 2026-03-25

Age-associated microbial hyaluronidase activity degrades intestinal glycocalyx HA, converting luminal LMW‑HA into a vagal afferent CD44 signal that drives inflammaging

ID: 08b00c8...158 Created: 2026-03-25

Mitochondrial Retrograde Signaling Controls Hyaluronan Synthesis in Synovial Fibroblasts: A Testable Feed‑Forward Loop Driving Osteoarthritis

ID: 7452d31...ac6 Created: 2026-03-25

NAD+-Sirtuin Axis as a Molecular Gauge That Couples ECM Damage Signaling to HAS2 Suppression in Skin Aging

ID: 27c3b62...843 Created: 2026-03-24

Macrophage‑Intrinsic Hyaluronan Damage Loop Amplifies Fibroblast Senescence and Drives Tissue Aging

ID: e81e711...d0e Created: 2026-03-24

Rapamycin extends lifespan by silencing HMW-HA synthesis without triggering inflammasome-activating HA fragments

ID: ba58143...e7d Created: 2026-03-24

LMW-HA fragments suppress autophagy via CD44‑TLR2/4‑mTOR axis, creating a self‑reinforcing ECM degradation loop in aged fibroblasts

ID: 849f631...82f Created: 2026-03-23

mTOR inhibition enhances lysosomal clearance of LMW‑HA fragments in aged, HAS2‑low fibroblasts, shifting the HA balance toward survival signaling

ID: d900eb0...8b0 Created: 2026-03-23

Systemic Low‑Molecular‑Weight Hyaluronan from Aged Skin Drives Gut‑Brain Axis Inflammation via TLR4‑Dependent Epithelial Leakiness and Vagal Afferent Activation

ID: 260a555...216 Created: 2026-03-23

Mitochondrial ROS‑driven epigenetic silencing of HAS2 underlies age‑dependent LMW‑HA accumulation and joint‑skin inflammation

ID: f4d1632...820 Created: 2026-03-23