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Programmed cell death in nodular palmar fibromatosis (Morbus Dupuytren).

Histology and histopathology - 1 Jan 1998

Wilutzky B, Berndt A, Katenkamp D, Koshmehl H

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The regular loss of cellularity during involutional phase of nodular palmar fibromatosis (Morbus Dupuytren) indicates a regulated process known as programmed cell death (apoptosis). Using the TUNEL method apoptosis-related DNA fragmentation is detected in numerous cells as a characteristic feature of fibromatosis noduli of involutional phase. By means of double labelling technique, alpha-smooth muscle actin...

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PMID: 9476635
DOI: 10.14670/HH-13.67

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