… After tissue injury, monocytes and tissue-resident … regulators of tissue repair, regeneration
and fibrosis. Disturbance … can lead to aberrant repair, persistent injury, and HF. Therefore, in …

… tissue remodeling to reestablish normal function and integrity. However, their persistent
accumulation at the site of injury is a hallmark of fibrosis. … at the site of tissue injury and repair. …

… Induction and activation of TGF-β in tissue injury and fibrosis … in fibrotic tissues, regardless
of the etiology of the initial injury. … TGF-β isoform expression in fibrotic tissues. Neurohumoral …

… During organ fibrosis, type-2 EMT occurs as a reparative-associated process in … , fibrosis
and tissue regeneration, as well as some recent progresses in the EMT and tissue regeneration …

… Tissue fibrosis is not an uncommon outcome after injury and is not isolated to the muscle
system. This common pathophysiologic outcome can offer potential medications for fibrosis …

… elicits a delicate balance between tissue repair and fibrosis that is mainly regulated by three
… of fibrosis or repair in different tissues. This review explores the fibrotic and regenerative T …

… The lungs are frequently exposed to microbes and pollutants, thus establishing environmental
adaptation that sustains immune tolerance, alleviates tissue injury, and secures gas …

… Tissue injury initiates a dynamic process that involves an immune response, local … of
injury on fibrosis, we considered the response of the circuit to several scenarios: injury stimuli …

… Cutaneous fibrosis results from suboptimal wound healing following significant tissue injury
such as severe burns, trauma, and major surgeries. Pathologic skin fibrosis results in scars …

… as a model to study kidney fibrosis after IRI injury, hereafter referred to as the “fibrosis model.”
We … To characterize the different phases following kidney injury, regeneration, and fibrosis …