Single-cell analysis reveals Cxcl14+ progenitor fibroblast accumulation in regenerating diabetic wound after carbon monoxide-releasing hydrogel therapy
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ABSTRACT: Chronic and non-healing skin wound is one of grievous complications of diabetes. In this study, we demonstrated a gas (carbon monoxide)-releasing hyaluronic acid hydrogel (i.e. COHAG) in promoting diabetic wound healing. Our results show that the COHAG significantly accelerated the healing process in diabtic rat full-thickness skin defect model, as compared with hydrogel without gas-releasing molecule and untreated group. Single-cell analysis of regenerating skin samples revealed that Cxcl14-overexpressing (Cxcl14+) fibroblast with progenitor properties are abundantly accumulated at the wound site after COHAG therapy.
ORGANISM(S): Rattus norvegicus
PROVIDER: GSE228235 | GEO | 2023/12/05
REPOSITORIES: GEO
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