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PRECLINICAL PUBLICATION · 2019

CTHRC1 promotes wound repair by increasing M2 macrophages via regulating the TGF-beta and notch pathways.

Mouse / Wound

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PMID 30849639 ↗2019Reported benefit

CTHRC1 promotes wound repair by increasing M2 macrophages via regulating the TGF-beta and notch pathways.

MouseWoundC57BL/6male

Model: Acute skin stab wound model, with a polyvinyl alcohol sponge model for macrophage characterisation

CTHRC1 accelerated acute wound healing and increased the M2 macrophage population and TGF-beta expression, effects attenuated by Notch pathway inhibition.

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