Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Myo­­fibroblasts*

(*But Were Afraid to Ask)

Tissue engineering through supramolecular biomaterial design

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GELATIN-HYALURONIC ACID-BASED HYDROGELS ENCAPSULATING CYCLODEXTRINS AND STATINS ACCELERATE WOUND CLOSURE IN MULTIPLE PRE-CLINICAL WOUND MODELS

ENHANCING SKIN TISSUE REPAIR WITH BIOMIMETIC COLLAGEN SCAFFOLDS

MICROFIBRIL ASSOCIATED PROTEIN 5 AND THE REGULATION OF SKIN WOUND HEALING

IN VITRO EVALUATION OF SOLUBILIZED ELASTIN PREPARATIONS FOR WOUND HEALING – EFFECTS ON EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX PRODUCTION AND MACROPHAGE POLARISATION

Clinical studies in wound care: clinicians’ needs and patients’ perspectives

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THE POST-BURN IMMUNE RESPONSE IN BURN PATIENTS: A PIVOTAL ROLE FOR COMPLEMENT

NON-HEALING PHENOTYPE OF VENOUS LEG ULCERS IS DRIVEN BY DEREGULATED PTEN SIGNALING

EVALUATION OF AUTOLOGOUS SELF-ASSEMBLED SKIN SUBSTITUTES FOR THE TREATMENT OF ACUTE BURNS: A PRELIMINARY REPORT OF A CANADIAN CLINICAL TRIAL

ASSOCIATION OF PREOPERATIVE ALBUMIN LEVELS WITH COMPLICATIONS IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING SKIN GRAFT PROCEDURES: A COHORT STUDY USING PROPENSITY SCORE MATCHING

Novel Roles for Lymphocytes in Achieving Regenerative Wound Repair

Decoding The Healing Dialogue: Keratinocyte-Macrophage Crosstalk in Inflammation Resolution and Functional Wound Closure

PYODERMA GANGRENOSUM: CURRENT LANDSCAPE AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES FROM UPGRADE

Fibroblast heterogeneity determines skin regeneration or scarring

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DEVELOPMENT OF FULL SKIN EQUIVALENTS USING HAIR FOLLICLE DERIVED CELLS

ESCHAR FIBROBLASTS IN FULL SKIN EQUIVALENTS PROVIDE VALUABLE PLATFORM FOR STUDYING WOUND HEALING

DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A RECONSTRUCTED HUMAN SKIN BURN WOUND MODEL

ENHANCING PIGMENTATION IN ENGINEERED SKIN SUBSTITUTES

Deep learning neural networks for the automated image analysis of skin wounds

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THE ACUTE PHASE RESPONSE TO BURN INJURY:AN IN-SILICO MODELING APPROACH

THE MISSING LINK IN BURN WOUND CARE: FROM BENCH TO BEDSIDE AND BACK AGAIN

MACROPHAGE MODULATION TO RESOLVE NON-HEALING DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS

MICROBIAL DYSBIOSIS AND AHR INACTIVATION IN HIDRADENITIS SUPPURATIVA: IMPLICATIONS FOR ABERRANT WOUND-ACTIVATED TUNNEL FORMATION

The role of skin regeneration in burns and scar treatment

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CCN3-DERIVED PEPTIDE BLR-200 HAS ANTI-FIBROTIC PROPERTIES IN SYSTEMIC SCLEROSIS

CELASTROL, AN INHIBITOR OF YES-ASSOCIATED PROTEIN 1 (YAP1), ANTAGONIZES TGFβ1-INDUCED PRO-FIBROTIC GENE EXPRESSION IN HUMAN GINGIVAL FIBROBLASTS

IRON OVERLOAD DRIVES PATHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN SKIN TISSUE PREDISPOSING TO ULCER FORMATION

THE EFFECTS OF NINTEDANIB ON OROFACIAL MYOBLASTS AND FIBROBLAST

Microbial Metatranscriptomic Biomarkers of Diabetic Foot Ulcer Healing and Amputation

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COMPARATIVE MULTI-OMIC ANALYSIS OF SCARRING AND REGENERATION IN MUS MUSCULUS AND ACOMYS CAHIRINUS

PALMITATE INHIBITS MACROPHAGE EFFEROCYTOSIS AND DELAYS HEALING IN DIABETIC WOUNDS BY DYSREGULATING STAT3

TYPE I/III COLLAGEN SCAFFOLDS ENHANCE SKIN REGENERATION PARAMETERS IN VITRO AND IN VIVO

ISOLATION AND PROPAGATION OF SWEAT GLAND STEM CELLS FOR BIOENGINEERED ‘SWEATABLE’ SKIN

COMPLEMENT C5a ENHANCES NEUROREGENERATION IN VITRO

COMBINED TH2 AND TH17/22 CYTOKINES MODELS ATOPIC DERMATITIS PATHOPHYSIOLOGY IN VITRO

Integrating Metabolic Pathways: Bridging Diabetes Research with Tissue Engineering and Organ-on-Chip Assays

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AUTOLOGOUS, VASCULARIZED AND IMMUNOCOMPETENT TISSUE ENGINEERED SKIN MODEL FOR IN VITRO HUMAN WOUND HEALING STUDY

RECONSTRUCTED HUMAN SKIN WITH HYPODERMIS SHOWS ESSENTIAL ROLE OF ADIPOSE TISSUE IN SKIN METABOLISM AND HOMEOSTASIS

ROLE OF INNERVATION ON PRE-VASCULARIZATION AND REGENERATION IN BIOENGINEERED HUMAN SKIN

TEMPORAL DYNAMICS OF WOUND HEALING AND THE MICROBIOME IN A HUMAN HARD PALATE ORAL WOUND MODEL

Transferring science into products/development of medical devices

Transferring development into the clinic

Regulatory considerations for the development of cell-based and tissue-engineered ATMPs

Mechanisms of exosome action for the rational design of pro-reparative therapeutics in tissue repair

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WOUND INFLAMMATION LEADS TO METABOLIC REPROGRAMMING OF WOUNDS

TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY INDUCES A NOVEL DEFENSE PROGRAM WITH FASTER HEALING OF SKIN WOUNDS

EXPRESSION OF NRF-2 AND NF-KB IN CHRONIC WOUND EDGE KERATINOCYTES: OXIDATIVE STRESS AS A MEDIATOR OF KERATINOCYTE DAMAGE.

CLOSING THE GAP: A COLLABORATIVE EFFORT TO ESTABLISH A TREATMENT GUIDELINE FOR DERMAL SUBSTITUTE USE IN BURN CARE