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Distinct extracellular-matrix remodeling events precede symptoms of inflammation

2019-06-10

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Identification of early processes leading to complex tissue pathologies, such as inflammatory bowel diseases, poses a major scientific and clinical challenge that is imperative for improved diagnosis and treatment. Most studies of inflammation onset focus on cellular processes and signaling molecules, while overlooking the environment in which they take place, the continuously remodeled extracellular matrix. In th...

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DOI: 10.1101/665653

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