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Unveiling Telocyte Networks in the Human Superficial Fascia: A New Component of the Hypodermal Interstitial Microenvironment
The human superficial fascia (SF) is a dynamic layer within the hypodermis, increasingly recognized for its role in tissue repair, lymphatic drainage, and fascial dysfunctions. Yet the complete cellular landscape of SF remains largely uncharacterized. Telocytes (TCs) are specialized interstitial cel
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