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Oxygen tension changes the rate of migration of human skin keratinocytes in an age-related manner

16 Dec 2010

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Migration of keratinocytes to re-epithelialize wounds is a key step in dermal wound healing. In aged human skin, wound healing rates decrease and cellular damage by reactive oxygen species (ROS) accumulates. The relationship between age, ROS and human skin keratinocyte migration is not clearly understood. In this study, 4% and 21% oxygen tensions were used to modify levels of ROS produced by metabolism to model...

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PMID: 21158939
DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0625.2010.01190.x

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