Tissue-specific contribution of macrophages to wound healing
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...Inflammatory cells, especially macrophages, are important initiators of inflammation and mediators of inflammation resolution (Vannella and Wynn 2016; Minutti et al. 2017)....
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...These phases have been defined as “coagulation and inflammation”, “tissue formation” and “tissue remodeling” [1]....
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...It consists of platelets that are embedded in cross-linked fibrin fibers derived by thrombin cleavage of fibrinogen [1]....
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...In particular the sustained and sometimes excessive influx and activation of neutrophils into the wound is detrimental for the wound healing process [1]....
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...During this phase of wound healing, macrophages contribute to wound healing by ingesting cell debris and contributing to the degradation of excess ECM that had built up in and around the wound [88]....
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