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Single-Cell Analysis of Fibroblast Subpopulations in Skin and Oral Mucosa
Fibroblasts are the principal mesenchymal cell type found within the connective tissues of all organs. Once thought to play a passive role in tissue remodeling, fibroblasts have now emerged as a key player in regulating structural immunity and modulating the reparative injury response. A recent surg
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