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September 17, 2010British Journal of Dermatology

Fibroblasts from the growing margin of keloid scars produce higher levels of collagen I and III compared with intralesional and extralesional sites: clinical implications for lesional site-directed therapy

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EAElham AhmadiIslamic Azad University Sanandaj BranchSIS A IqbalFederal Urdu UniversitySSSubir SinghAgriculture and Forestry University

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