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Multimodal non-linear optical approach to assess fibrillogenesis in collagen constructs and spinal cord injury in mice model
Following trauma, a dense fibrotic scar rapidly develops at the lesion site. This scar is characterized by extensive formation of extracellular matrix proteins, including type I collagen. Although collagen is widely recognized as a major component of fibrosis, many aspects of its organization remain
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