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Persistent CCL3 expression sustains neutrophil recruitment and contributes to delayed wound healing in advanced age

2026-05-29

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Delayed wound healing in advanced age is associated with prolonged inflammation, but the mechanisms that impair inflammatory resolution in this context remain poorly defined. Neutrophils are essential for early repair, but their persistence is predicted to disrupt resolution and delay healing. Here we show that aged mice exhibit impaired wound closure accompanied by sustained neutrophil infiltra...

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4d569e58-32aa-542f-9c16-b25d400b1387
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10.64898/2026.05.28.727592
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