Derma fibroblasts: peculiarities of cytogenesis, histophysiology and possible clinical use



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Abstract

Gaining current experimental data a major concept on
fibroblasts, the main cells of loose and dense connective
tissue, undergoes significant changes moving away off classical
concepts. Considering fibroblasts as a true phenotypic
category we tried to address most challenging issues relating
to definition of a fibroblast differon, cellular sources of their
cytogenesis, histophysiology, their ageing changes in terms of
influence on possible clinical use.

About the authors

A I Zorina

Human Stem Cells Institute, Moscow

Human Stem Cells Institute, Moscow

I Ya Bozo

S.M. Kirov Military Medical academy, Saint Petersburg

S.M. Kirov Military Medical academy, Saint Petersburg

V L Zorin

Human Stem Cells Institute, Moscow

Human Stem Cells Institute, Moscow

V R Cherkasov

Human Stem Cells Institute, Moscow

Human Stem Cells Institute, Moscow

R V Deev

Human Stem Cells Institute, Moscow

Human Stem Cells Institute, Moscow

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