A mechanochemical model for adult dermal wound contraction

A mechanochemical model for adult dermal wound contraction

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We propose a deterministic mathematical model to describe the biomechanics and cell biology of wound contraction, a ubiquitous feature in the normal healing of adult dermal excisional wounds. Our aim is to use the model to obtain a greater understanding of the mechanisms involved in wound contractio...

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Main Authors:	Olsen, L, Sherratt, J, Maini, P
Format:	Journal article
Published:	1995

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