Keratinocytes contract human dermal extracellular matrix and reduce soluble fibronectin production by fibroblasts in a skin composite model.
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S. Macneil | C Layton | D R Ralston | A J Dalley | S G Boyce | E Freedlander | S MacNeil | A. Dalley | D. Ralston | C. Layton | E. Freedlander | S. Boyce
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