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This project investigates how simple epithelial tissues repair themselves through a process called epithelial resealing. By studying Drosophila and zebrafish models, it aims to uncover the genetic and molecular mechanisms that regulate this rapid wound-healing process across different species.
Epithelia have the essential role of acting as a barrier that protects living organisms and its organs from the surrounding milieu.
Therefore, it is crucial for epithelial tissues to have robust ways of maintaining its integrity despite the frequent damage caused by normal cell turnover, inflammation and injury.
All epithelia have some capacity to repair themselves, however, the wound-healing process differs dramatically between the developmental stage and type of tissue involved.
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