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The Ontogeny of Scarless Healing II: EGF and PDGF-B Gene Expression in Fetal Rat Skin and Fibroblasts as a Function of Gestational Age

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Twenty years ago, surgeons noted the ability of early-gestation fetal skin to heal in a scarless manner. Since that time, numerous investigators have attempted to elucidate the mechanisms behind this phenomenon. As a result of this effort, it is now well established that many animals undergo a transition late in development from scarless cutaneous healing to a scar-forming, adultlike phenotype. Th…

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1 Ziv M. Peled Corresponding University of Connecticut (US) Stanford Medicine (US) +2
2 Soo J. Rhee Albert Einstein College of Med… (US) Montefiore Medical Center (US) —
3 Meier Hsu NYU Langone Health (US) New York University (US)
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5 Thomas M. Krummel Corresponding Stanford Medicine (US) Stanford University (US) —
6 Michael Thornton Longaker Corresponding Stanford Medicine (US) Stanford University (US)

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