BIOINFORMATICS ANALYSIS IDENTIFIES SOD2 AND TYMP AS MITOCHONDRIAL DAMAGE-RELATED BIOMARKERS ASSOCIATED WITH IMMUNE MICROENVIRONMENT REMODELING IN ORAL ULCERS.

Our study identifies SOD2 and TYMP as key mitochondrial damage-related biomarkers in oral ulcers, which may regulate the immune microenvironment through modulating macrophage polarization and T cell function. These findings provide new insights into the molecular mechanisms of oral ulcers and potential targets for precision medicine approaches.