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Fibrin-induced skin fibrosis in mice deficient in tissue plasminogen activator

de Giorgio-Miller et al., 2005

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7989600550588401590
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de Giorgio-Miller A
Bottoms S
Laurent G
Carmeliet P
Herrick S
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The American journal of pathology

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The deposition of fibrin is an integral part of the tissue repair process, but its persistence is also associated with a number of fibrotic conditions. This study addressed the hypothesis that reduced fibrinolysis and fibrin persistence are associated with an enhanced …
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