Amelogenin, an ECM protein, improves chronic fibroblast functionality in a 3D model for wound healing

Emma Stegberg; Sofia Almqvist; Magnus Ågren; Maria Werthén

Amelogenin, an ECM protein, improves chronic fibroblast functionality in a 3D model for wound healing
Paper in proceeding, 2008

fibroblast

amelogenin

ECM

Author

Emma Stegberg

Sofia Almqvist

University of Gothenburg

Magnus Ågren

Other publications Research

Maria Werthén

The 9th New Jersey Symposium on Biomaterials Science

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Cell and Molecular Biology

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10/10/2017

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Amelogenin, an ECM protein, improves chronic fibroblast functionality in a 3D model for wound healing Paper in proceeding, 2008