BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
Differential changes in energy metabolism in response to mechanical tension give rise to human scaring heterogeneity
Differential changes in energy metabolism in response to mechanical tension give rise to human scaring heterogeneity is a funding opportunity from BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE, up to 320800, closing March 31, 2028.
Mar 31, 2028
(609d left)Overview
PROJECT SUMMARY Dermal injury leads to fibrosis and scar formation, which can be a significant source of morbidity. Interestingly, humans respond to identical skin injuries with different degrees of scar formation that range from low to high scaring phenotypes. Understanding the mechanisms that drive heterogeneous…