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- Richardson et al., 2016 - Re-epithelialization of cutaneous wounds in adult zebrafish uses a combination of mechanisms at play during wound closure in embryonic and adult mammals
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Fig. S3
The epidermis around closing full-thickness wounds lacks apoptotic keratinocytes. (A-C) TUNEL staining on sections through unwounded (A.B) and wounded (C) trunk region, 4 hpw, with (B) and without (A,C) DNase treatment to induce DNA fragmentation, as formerly described (Fischer et al., 2014). No TUNEL-positive cells are detectable in the epidermis 1 mm from the wound, indicating that the thinning of the epidermis in this region is not due to keratinocyte apoptosis. Similar results were obtained via immunofluorescent labelling of activated caspase 3 (data not shown). Abbreviation: mc, melanocyte. |
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