Kisung Sheen’s indexed research primarily investigates the molecular mechanisms of inflammatory responses through high-throughput sequencing. Their work centers on transcriptional profile patterns of inflammatory processes identified via RNA-Seq in LPS-induced models, providing insights into how systemic inflammation is regulated at the genomic level. Publicly indexed outputs suggest a strong focus on dermatological and immunological pathologies, including the development of distinct molecular signatures between erosive and non-erosive oral lichen planus. Additionally, Sheen has explored the functional diversity of immune cells, specifically characterizing the context-dependent roles of Siglec-F+ neutrophils in various physiological environments. Beyond lead-author studies, Sheen has contributed to multi-system analyses examining the intersection of oxidative stress and inflammation. This is evidenced by their participation in research identifying the