Full paperTransient expression of simple epithelial keratins by mesenchymal cells of regenerating newt limb
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2014, Progress in Histochemistry and CytochemistryCitation Excerpt :Previous studies indicated that also typical mammalian wound keratins, such as K6, K16 and K17 (McGowan and Coulombe, 1998), are increased in the regenerating epidermis (Alibardi and Toni, 2005, 2006). The expression of simple keratins in non-epithelial cells was also detected in the blastema of amphibians (Ferretti et al., 1989; Geraudie and Ferretti, 1998; King et al., 2009), indicating that these lower MW keratins are utilized in the dynamic cytoskeleton of moving mesenchymal cells. In particular, K17 is believed to allow the formation of an elastic keratin meshwork in migrating, wound keratinocytes.
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