… by TGF-P, we used extracts from mouse keratinocytes that had … TGF-(3 is an important
negative regulator of cell proliferation. … regulator such as TGF-a, negative regulation by TGF-P …

… double-peak dynamics mentioned earlier [35] as well as with the evidence indicating that
after injury, initial keratinocyte proliferation is restricted to cells distal to the leading edge, with …

… The most important growth factors for normal human keratinocyte proliferation are members
… We studied the effect of TGF-β1 on SMADs expression in keratinocytes by RNAase …

… Transforming growth factor beta-t (TGF-ftt) has been shown to inhibit keratinocyte proliferation
… To explore this apparent paradox, the effect of TGF-fit on proliferation and migration was …

… that primary mouse keratinocytes produce TGF-p2 following the … TGF-p and TGF-a in vitro
and in vivo in primary keratinocytes … in the control of keratinocyte proliferation. In response to …

… the transdifferentiation of keratinocytes, reviving … proliferation, TGF-β1–Slug signaling,
collagen accumulation, and EMT processing, all of which in turn govern the required keratinocyte …

… TGF-fJl might stimulate the expression of as and av, we investigated the effect of TGF-/11 on
cultured human keratinocytes… , av, /11, and /15 after treatment with TGF-/11. Stimulation with …

… but could still produce higher level of HB EGF with IL1α or/and TGF β 2 stimulations, in
which HB EGF levels were higher than non-stimulation but lower than non-irradiated cells with …

… In a similar manner as reported in this study, TGF-,31 may down-regulate other
proliferationassociated genes that may be involved in regulating c-myc. In a second model, TGF-t1 …

… Competent keratinocyte proliferation and migration constitute a necessary requisite for
successful re-epithelization and wound closure [26]. Precisely, during wound healing, …