Scar Formation: The Spectral Nature of Fetal and Adult Wound Repair
Mark W. J. Ferguson(University of Manchester), Michael T. Longaker(California Institute for Regenerative Medicine), James J. Armstrong(RELX Group (Netherlands)), David J. Whitby(RELX Group (Netherlands)), Mamta Shah(RELX Group (Netherlands)), John W. Siebert(Slippery Rock University)
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