NYSCF Innovator Finds Cell Coordination Promotes Skin Healing

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Skin repair and wound healing is a critical function to all mammals, including humans. NYSCF – Robertson Stem Cell Investigator Dr. Valentina Greco and her team at Yale University published their latest research studying the intricacies of how skin heals in Nature Cell Biology. Using a unique, anesthetized live mouse system, the researchers explored the complex and coordinated dynamics of cellular-level repair, including cell recruitment and tissue-scale organization of skin wound healing. The scientists found that the macro level tissue-scale coordination of cellular behavior promotes epidermal wound repair.

This research has implications on understanding how all mammals heal, including skin repair and disease recovery in humans.

Read the paper in Nature Cell Biology

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