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Serum amyloid P inhibits dermal wound healing
Bindi Naik-Mathuria
, Darrell Pilling
, Jeff R. Crawford
, Andre N. Gay
, C. Wayne Smith
, Richard H. Gomer
, Oluyinka O. Olutoye
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Serum Amyloid A
100%
Dermal Wound Healing
100%
Myofibroblast
40%
Fibrocytes
30%
Fibrosis
10%
Monocytes
10%
Healing
10%
Putative Drug Targets
10%
α-smooth muscle Actin (α-SMA)
10%
Fibroblast-like
10%
Re-epithelialization
10%
Granuloma Formation
10%
Wound Healing Process
10%
Contraction Rate
10%
Open Wound
10%
Hypertrophic Scar Formation
10%
Wound Fluid
10%
Keloid Scar
10%
Tissue Contraction
10%
Normal Wound Healing
10%
P Removal
10%
Bone Marrow-derived Monocytes
10%
Subcision
10%
Chronic Non-healing Wounds
10%
Medicine and Dentistry
Wound Healing
100%
Serum Amyloid P
100%
Wound
60%
Myofibroblast
40%
Monocyte
20%
Fibrosis
10%
Scar Formation
10%
Epithelization
10%
Smooth Muscle Actin
10%
Hypertrophic Scar
10%
Keloid
10%
Granulation Tissue
10%
Open Wound
10%
Wound Fluid
10%
Fibroblast
10%
Therapeutic Target
10%
Nursing and Health Professions
Wound Healing
100%
Serum Amyloid P
100%
Wound
80%
Scar Formation
10%
Fibrosis
10%
Keloid
10%
Smooth Muscle Actin
10%
Granulation Tissue
10%
Hypertrophic Scar
10%
Healing Process
10%
Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine
Wound Healing
100%
Serum Amyloid P
100%
Myofibroblast
40%
Monocyte
20%
Mouse
10%
Fibroblast
10%
Muscle
10%