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THE ROLE OF FIBROBLASTS IN DERMAL VASCULARIZATION AND REMODELING OF RECONSTRUCTED HUMAN SKIN AFTER TRANSPLANTATION ONTO THE NUDE MOUSE

1 Aug 1992

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The vascularization and the dermal remodeling of two different types of human skin reconstructed "in vitro" and grafted onto the nude mouse were studied. They were composed of human keratinocytes grown either on a human acellular deepidermized dermis (DED), or on a lattice composed of human fibroblasts embedded in bovine type I collagen, a living dermal equivalent (LDE). At different stages after grafting, the...

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PMID: 1496543
DOI: 10.1097/00007890-199208000-00023

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