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  1. Italian Journal of Anatomy and Embryology - contenuto non piu disponibile
  2. Italian Journal of Anatomy and Embryology - contenuto non piu disponibile
  3. Italian Journal of Anatomy and Embryology - contenuto non piu disponibile
  4. Skin on Drugs: Psychotropic Compounds in Cutaneous Biology
  5. The Wound Healing: A Mystery Still to Be Solved—What Is the Future?
  6. An Update on the Correlation Between Neuroimmunomodulation, Photodynamic Therapy (PDT), and Wound Healing: The Role of Mast Cells
  7. Photoprotective Effect of Hydroxychloroquine on Human Keratinocytes
  8. Decoding Skin Aging: A Review of Mechanisms, Markers, and Modern Therapies
  9. Editorial: Photodynamic Therapy (3rd Edition)
  10. Neuroimmunomodulation in chronic wounds: an opinion
  11. The Evolution of Mast Cells Across All Vertebrate Classes: The Mystery Continues
  12. The Evolution of Mast Cells Across All Vertebrate Classes: The Mystery Continues
  13. Exendin-4 and Wound Healing
  14. Molecular Biomarkers in Cutaneous Photodynamic Therapy: A Comprehensive Review
  15. Aberrances of the Wound Healing Process: A Review
  16. Laser Emission at 675 nm: Molecular Counteraction of the Aging Process
  17. Aberrances of the Wound Healing Process: A Review
  18. Photodynamic Therapy 2.0
  19. Disturbances in the Skin Homeostasis: Wound Healing, an Undefined Process
  20. Disturbances in the Skin Homeostasis: The Wound Healing, a Process Yet to Be Defined
  21. Editorial: Implications of the inflammatory role of skin dendritic cells for health, disease and forensic practice
  22. Unlocking the Power of Light on the Skin: A Comprehensive Review on Photobiomodulation
  23. Neuroimmunomodulatory Effect of NO on Chronic Wound Healing After Photodynamic Therapy
  24. Experimental evidence on photobiomodulation induced by short wavelengths blue LED light
  25. Unlocking the Power of Light on the Skin: A Comprehensive Review on Photobiomodulation
  26. Effects of Exendin-4 on diabetic wounds: Direct action on proliferative phase of wound healing
  27. Photobiomodulation in clinical practice
  28. Editorial: Mast cells in health, disease and forensic practice: a mystery not yet revealed
  29. Cellular and Molecular Processes in Wound Healing
  30. Blue LED light affects mitochondria and modulates reactive oxygen species: preliminary in vitro results
  31. Cells and Processes in Wound Healing: More Recent Advances
  32. The Role of Physical Therapies in Wound Healing and Assisted Scarring
  33. In Vivo Evidence of Blue LED Light Photobiomodulation
  34. Effects of Short-Wavelength Blue Light on Fibroblasts, Experimental Evidence in Wound Healing and Cutaneous Fibrosis
  35. Neuroimmunomodulation in Chronic Wound Healing after Treatment with Photodynamic Therapy: The Role of iNOs
  36. Photodynamic Therapy
  37. Optimization of an Ex-Vivo Human Skin/Vein Model for Long-Term Wound Healing Studies. Ground Preparatory Activities for the ‘Suture in Space’ Experiment Onboard the International Space Station
  38. Photodynamic Therapy
  39. Blue-LED-Light Photobiomodulation of Inflammatory Responses and New Tissue Formation in Mouse-Skin Wounds
  40. Editorial: Skin lesion vitality assessment for forensic science: Current research and new perspectives
  41. The role of mast cells in cellular modifications evoked by Exendin-4 in treated wounds: a preclinical study
  42. Cellular Mechanisms in Acute and Chronic Wounds after PDT Therapy: An Update
  43. The Epidermis in Microgravity and Unloading Conditions and Their Effects on Wound Healing
  44. Fine Regulation during Wound Healing by Mast Cells, a Physiological Role Not Yet Clarified
  45. Forensic Impact of the Omics Science Involved in the Wound: A Systematic Review
  46. Skin Lesion Vitality Assessment for Forensic Science: Current Research and New perspectives
  47. Robot-assisted surgery in space: pros and cons. A review from the surgeon’s point of view
  48. Cellular Mechanisms and Therapies in Wound Healing: Looking toward the Future
  49. Single ALA-PDT irradiation induces increase in mast cells degranulation and neuropeptide acute response in chronic venous ulcers: A pilot study
  50. Increased expression of iNOS by Langerhans cells in hanging marks
  51. Blue LED light modulates inflammatory infiltrate and improves the healing of superficial wounds
  52. Blue light induced modulation in the early phase of wound healing
  53. Immunohistochemical localization of Langerhans cells as a tool for vitality in hanging mark wounds: a pilot study
  54. Photodynamic therapy with topical photosensitizers in mucosal and semimucosal areas: Review from a dermatologic perspective
  55. Blue LED treatment of superficial abrasions: in vivo experimental evidence of wound healing improvement
  56. ALA-PDT exerts beneficial effects on chronic venous ulcers by inducing changes in inflammatory microenvironment, especially through increased TGF- beta release: A pilot clinical and translational study
  57. In-vivo wound healing modulation after irradiation with a blue LED photocoagulator
  58. Blue LED induced thermal effects in wound healing: experimental evidence in an in vivo model of superficial abrasions
  59. Dendritic cells: a candidate cell in injury response to myocardial infarction and a possible diagnostic tool for sudden death
  60. Observation of an improved healing process in superficial skin wounds after irradiation with a blue-LED haemostatic device
  61. The pro-healing effect of exendin-4 on wounds produced by abrasion in normoglycemic mice
  62. Healing process study in murine skin superficial wounds treated with the blue LED photocoagulator EMOLED
  63. Improvement of the healing process in superficial skin wounds after treatment with EMOLED
  64. Immunohistochemical analysis of dendritic cells in skin lesions: Correlations with survival time
  65. Improvement of the healing process in superficial skin wounds after treatment with EMOLED
  66. Analysis of the healing process in superficial skin wounds irradiated with a blue-LED photocoagulator
  67. Irradiation with EMOLED improves the healing process in superficial skin wounds
  68. Improved wound healing in blue LED treated superficial abrasions
  69. Blue LED treatment of superficial abrasions
  70. Advantage of Affinity Histochemistry Combined with Histology to Investigate Death Causes: Indications from Sample Cases*
  71. Tacrolimus causes reduced GLI1 expression and phenotypic changes in the TE 354.T basal cell carcinoma cell line
  72. Smooth muscle cells, dendritic cells and mast cells are sources of TNFalpha and nitric oxide in human carotid artery atherosclerosis
  73. Inflammatory events in a vascular remodeling model induced by surgical injury to the rat carotid artery
  74. Early increase in TNF-alpha-containing mast cells in skin lesions
  75. Cerebellar liponeurocytoma: Morphological, immunohistochemical, and ultrastructural study of a relapsed case
  76. Differential Diagnosis between Uterine Carcinosarcoma versus Carcinoma with Sarcomatous Metaplasia: An Immunohistochemical and Ultrastructural Case Study
  77. Affinity cytochemistry analysis of mast cells in skin lesions: a possible tool to assess the timing of lesions after death
  78. Gravitational stress on germinating Pinus pinea seeds
  79. Evidence that ultraviolet B radiation transiently inhibits emigration of Langerhans cells from exposed epidermis, thwarting contact hypersensitivity induction
  80. Reduction in Number and Morphologic Alterations of Langerhans Cells After UVB RadiationIn Vivo are Accompanied by an Influx of Monocytoid Cells into the Epidermis
  81. High and low doses of haptens dictate whether dermal or epidermal antigen-presenting cells promote contact hypersensitivity
  82. Somatostatin-induced modulation of inflammation in experimental arthritis
  83. Gastric mucosal histamine storing cells
  84. Distribution of mast cells in human ileocecal region
  85. Localization of nitric oxide synthase immunoreactivity in mast cells of human nasal mucosa
  86. Nitric oxide synthase immunoreactivity in the human ileocecal region
  87. Distribution of VIP-immunoreactive nerve cells and fibers in the human ileocecal region