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CDH1 is Identified as A Therapeutic Target for Skin Regeneration after Mechanical Loading

16 Dec 2020

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Rationale: Mechanical stimuli in the microenvironment are considered key regulators of cell function. Clinically, mechanical force (tissue expander) is widely used to regenerate skin for post-burn or trauma repair, implying that mechanical stretching can promote skin cell regeneration and proliferation. However, the underlying mechanism remains unknown. Methods: Microarray analysis was utilized to detect the hub...

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PMID: 33390855
DOI: 10.7150/ijbs.51309

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