How a Wound Closes

Posted on February 23, 2015 by admin

Press Release: How a Wound Closes Heidelberg researchers decode molecular mechanism of collective cell migration important for wound healing Quote: Epithelial cells move collectively out of their original shape (left) into the environment (right). Localisation of Merlin is shown in green, the cell nuclei in red.

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How a Wound Closes

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