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An immunocompetent bioengineered human dermal equivalent to recapitulate scar tissue formation in vitro

18 Aug 2025

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Scar formation, a natural outcome of cutaneous repair, poses significant clinical challenges due to its aesthetic, functional, and psychological impacts. Existing experimental models, while enhancing our understanding of wound healing, often fail to capture the intricate cellular, molecular, and structural mechanisms underlying scar tissue formation. In this study, we present an advanced immunocompetent...

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PMID: 40819725
DOI: 10.1016/j.actbio.2025.08.027

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