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Myosin II activity is required for functional leading-edge cells and closure of epidermal sheets in fish skin ex vivo.

Cell and tissue research - 1 Sept 2011

Morita Toshiyuki, Tsuchiya Akiko, Sugimoto Masazumi

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Re-epithelialization in skin wound healing is a process in which epidermal sheets grow and close the wound. Although the actin-myosin system is thought to have a pivotal role in re-epithelialization, its role is not clear. In fish skin, re-epithelialization occurs around 500 μm/h and is 50 times...

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PMID: 21847608
DOI: 10.1007/s00441-011-1219-1

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