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Mechanisms of wound healing responses in lupus‐prone New Zealand White mouse strain

1 May 2008

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Host responses to synthetic implants are analogous to healing, the process of repair that follows injury. Normally, the processes of wound healing follow well-established patterns but conditions such as autoimmune diseases profoundly affect tissue repair. We have analyzed sponge-induced wound healing responses in lupus-prone New Zealand White and control (Balb/c) mouse strains by measuring inflammation,...

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PMID: 18471260
DOI: 10.1111/j.1524-475x.2008.00381.x

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