Skin stem cells play a key role in maintaining homeostasis and regeneration of the epidermis, ensuring continuous renewal of the skin and restoration of damaged areas. The article discusses modern concepts of the morphological and functional features of skin stem cell niches, as well as the mechanisms of their activation and differentiation. The latest research aimed at using these cells in tissue engineering and transplantation technologies, which open up new prospects for the treatment of skin diseases and injuries, is highlighted. Particular attention is paid to biomedical approaches to managing regenerative processes using stem cells to improve the effectiveness of therapy and create artificial skin substitutes.
Modern Concepts of Skin Stem Cells And Their Role In Epidermal Regeneration Covering The Latest Research On Stem Cell Niches, Their Activation Mechanisms And Applications In Tissue Engineering And Skin Transplantation
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Skin stem cells
epidermis
regeneration
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