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Amini-Nik et al., 2011 - Google Patents

Pax7 expressing cells contribute to dermal wound repair, regulating scar size through a β-catenin mediated process

Amini-Nik et al., 2011

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13206951989620844962
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Amini-Nik S
Glancy D
Boimer C
Whetstone H
Keller C
Alman B
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During skin wound healing, fibroblast-like cells reconstitute the dermal compartment of the repaired skin filling the wound gap. A subset of these cells are transcriptionally active for β- catenin/T-cell factor (TCF) signaling during the proliferative phase of the repair process, and …
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