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            Figure 6. (A) Representative H&E-stained sections on the 14th day after treatment. Black arrows point to the neogenic hair follicles. (B) Representative
            immunofluorescence images on the 14th day after treatment show the presence of K19  cells. (C) Quantitative analysis of the number of K19  cells.
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            (D) Representative immunofluorescence images on the 14th day after treatment show the presence of CD31/α-SMA  vessels. (E) Quantitative analysis of
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            CD31/α-SMA  intensity (K19, green; CD31, red; α-SMA, green; DAPI, blue). N = 3 for each group. All the analyses were performed with one-way ANOVA.
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            Scale bar = 200 μm (A); 100 μm (B, D).
            markers, such as Kgf and Egf, were also detected in the   is related to angiogenesis. Insulin-like growth factor 1 is
            study, and GelMA-Zn/Si hydrogel group had a stronger   an important growth factor that stimulates endothelial
            expression  than  others,  suggesting  that  GelMA-Zn/Si   cell migration and regulates neovascularization . Similar
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            hydrogel may promote the regeneration activity of the   to the results of  Vegf, GelMA-Zn/Si hydrogel strongly
            tissue . Compared with other groups, GelMA-Zn/Si   upregulated the expression of Igf1 and the data implies that
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            hydrogel greatly upregulated the expression of Vegf, which   GelMA-Zn/Si hydrogel may accelerate the formation of

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