Specific Calcium Signal Responses in Human Keloid‐Derived Fibroblasts During Cyclical Stretching: Basic Research

We are conducting further research based on the hypothesis that this keloid-specific subpopulation triggers the pathogenesis of keloid formation, that is, collagen overproduction, accelerated angiogenesis, and chronic inflammation.

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Health Science Reports
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/hsr2.70461
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Dermatologic Treatments and Research
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Specific Calcium Signal Responses in Human Keloid‐Derived Fibroblasts During Cyclical Stretching: Basic Research

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Specific Calcium Signal Responses in Human Keloid‐Derived Fibroblasts During Cyclical Stretching: Basic Research

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Abstract

We are conducting further research based on the hypothesis that this keloid-specific subpopulation triggers the pathogenesis of keloid formation, that is, collagen overproduction, accelerated angiogenesis, and chronic inflammation.

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