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Direct evidence that PKCα positively regulates wound re-epithelialization: correlation with changes in desmosomal adhesiveness.

The Journal of pathology - 1 Jul 2012

Thomason Helen A, Cooper Nichola H, Ansell David M, Chiu Maybo, Merrit Anita J, Hardman Matthew J, Garrod David R

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Non-healing wounds cause considerable patient morbidity and represent a significant economic burden. Central to wound repair is re-epithelialization, a crucial process involving the modulation of cell adhesion to allow keratinocyte migration to cover the exposed underlying tissues. The cellular mechanisms regulating the earliest stages of re-epithelialization are unclear. We present the first direct evidence that...

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PMID: 22407785
DOI: 10.1002/path.4016

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