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Age-dependent differential expression of fibronectin variants in skin and airway mucosal wounds.

Archives of otolaryngology--head & neck surgery - 1 Sept 2007

Li-Korotky Ha-Sheng, Hebda Patricia A, Lo Chia-Yee, Dohar Joseph E

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OBJECTIVE: To delineate age-dependent and tissue-specific molecular activities of the variant-inclusion fibronectin transcripts in fetal and postnatal skin and airway mucosal wounds during early events of the wound healing process. Fibronectin is involved in multiple steps of the wound healing process. The functional complexity of fibronectin is carried through its protein diversity, which is controlled in part...

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PMID: 17875859
DOI: 10.1001/archotol.133.9.919

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