Burn wound healing (WP5057)
Rattus norvegicus
This pathway is part of a systematic review on currently known molecular players in burn wound healing in mammalians.
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Maximilian Saller , Egon Willighagen , Eric Weitz , and Lars WillighagenActivity
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Organisms
Rattus norvegicusCommunities
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Cell Type Ontology
endothelial cell keratinocyte myofibroblast cell fibroblastPathway Ontology
cell-extracellular matrix signaling pathway immune response pathwayReferences
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