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Single-cell RNA-seq reveals conserved and divergent cellular states across wound types and species

2026-07-11

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Chronic wounds, such as diabetic foot ulcers, fail to progress through the normal healing process and impose a significant burden on healthcare systems. While previous single-cell studies have characterized specific wound conditions, a unified understanding of the shared and distinct cellular landscapes across diverse wound microenvironments has been lacking. Therefore, we integrated over 500,541 cells from patien...

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Literature Corpus work: e836599e-e311-56d0-a9ad-ff873d1cf11d
DOI: 10.64898/2026.07.07.737032

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