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Role of senescent fibroblasts on alkali‐induced corneal neovascularization

Zhou et al., 2012

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17145312279945968764
Author
Zhou Q
Yang L
Qu M
Wang Y
Chen P
Wang Y
Shi W
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of cellular physiology

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Cellular senescence acts as a potent regulator of tumor suppression and fibrosis limitation; however, its contribution and crosstalk with neovascularization during normal wound healing has not been examined. Here, we explored the role of senescent fibroblasts on …
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