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Gender affects skin wound healing in plasminogen deficient mice
Birgitte Rønø,
Lars Henning Engelholm
, Leif Røge Lund, Andreas Hald
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Mathematics
Wound Healing
100%
Gender
86%
Skin
81%
Mouse
80%
Deficiency
26%
Cell Migration
24%
Cancer
24%
Tumor Growth
19%
Metastasis
12%
Infiltration
11%
Cell
11%
Granulation
11%
Hormones
11%
Dependent
10%
Clearance
10%
Blood
8%
Accelerate
8%
Obstruction
7%
Closure
6%
Model
2%
Agriculture & Biology
plasminogen
84%
plasmin
80%
tissue repair
68%
skin (animal)
48%
gender
38%
mice
36%
fibrin
17%
animal injuries
15%
skin neoplasms
13%
neoplasms
11%
cell movement
10%
granulation tissue
6%
intestinal obstruction
6%
metastasis
6%
ovariectomy
5%
sex hormones
5%
liver
5%
tissues
4%
cells
3%
blood
2%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Fibrinolysin
75%
Plasminogen
75%
Wound Healing
55%
Skin
34%
Fibrin
15%
Skin Neoplasms
10%
Cicatrix
8%
Cell Movement
8%
Wounds and Injuries
7%
Granulation Tissue
5%
Ovariectomy
5%
Gonadal Steroid Hormones
5%
Liver
5%
Growth
4%
Neoplasms
4%
Thrombosis
3%
Neoplasm Metastasis
3%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
gender
65%
skin
56%
cancer
22%
cell
19%
tissue
17%
tumor
16%
sex hormone
12%
effect
9%
infiltration
6%
blood
6%
matrix
4%
Engineering & Materials Science
Skin
55%
Tissue
20%
Tumors
16%
Chemical analysis
15%
Hormones
11%
Granulation
10%
Infiltration
9%
Blood
7%