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Investigating Skin Barrier Damage and Process of Wound Healing in a Novel Bioengineered Human Skin Equivalent
The epidermis of skin tissue plays the predominant role in performing barrier functions of skin for maintaining homeostasis and preventing penetration of external stimulations. It is frequently exposed to external thermal, mechanical, and chemical stressors inducing skin barrier damage. It is essent
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