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Ultrastructural studies of wound healing in mouse skin. I. Epithelial behaviour.

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Published1970
Citations128
References18

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1967 • 261 citations

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1966 • 132 citations

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1966 • 131 citations

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1967 • 129 citations

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1968 • 89 citations

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1965 • 86 citations

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1970 • 65 citations

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1961 • 48 citations

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1968 • 34 citations

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1965 • 29 citations

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1967 • 29 citations

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