ArticleInternational journal of molecular sciences2026
An Exploratory Transcriptomic Classification Model for Psoriasis Based on Apoptosis-Associated and Proliferation-Apoptosis-Coupled Genes Using Explainable Machine Learning.
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This study aimed to integrate apoptosis-associated and proliferation-apoptosis-coupled transcriptomic signatures with explainable machine learning to construct an exploratory molecular classification model for psoriasis. Transcriptomic datasets GSE30999 and GSE53552 were merged as the skin-tissue training cohort, and GSE55201, a whole-blood transcriptomic dataset, was used as an independent cross-tissue external validation cohort. Differential expression analysis identified 3707 DEGs, and intersection with GeneCards apoptosis-related genes yielded 894 overlapping genes. After PPI-based hub gene selection, eight machine learning algorithms were exploratorily compared within a preselected 25-gene feature space. DALEX-based permutation feature importance analysis identified a five-gene apoptosis-associated and proliferation-apoptosis-coupled signature comprising
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