Radiation dermatitis in the hairless mouse model mimics human radiation dermatitis

Keyphrases

• Mouse Model 100%
• Hairless Mice 100%
• Radiation Dermatitis 100%
• Radiation Therapy 28%
• Epidermis 28%
• TGF-1 28%
• Radiation-induced Skin Injury 28%
• Protein Expression 14%
• Clinically Significant 14%
• Moderate to Severe 14%
• Fibrosis 14%
• Effective Treatment 14%
• Skin Injury 14%
• Ionizing Radiation 14%
• Clinical Grade 14%
• Negative Impact 14%
• COX-2 Protein 14%
• Erythema 14%
• Tumor Control 14%
• Effective Prevention 14%
• Dermatitis 14%
• Hyperkeratosis 14%
• SKH-1 Hairless Mice 14%
• Inflammatory Changes 14%
• Desquamation 14%
• Clinical Resolution 14%
• Epidermal Thickening 14%
• Fibroplasia 14%
• Measurable Parameters 14%
• Temporal Stages 14%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Mouse Model 100%
• Hairless Mouse 100%
• Radiation Dermatitis 100%
• Skin Injury 42%
• Preclinical Study 14%
• Malignant Neoplasm 14%
• Ulcer 14%
• Dermatitis 14%
• Ionizing Radiation 14%
• Desquamation 14%
• Neoplasm 14%
• Fibrosis 14%
• Erythema 14%
• Hyperkeratosis 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Radiation Dermatitis 100%
• Skin Injury 42%
• Radiation Therapy 28%
• Malignant Neoplasm 14%
• Protein Expression 14%
• Neoplasm 14%
• Venous Ulcer 14%
• Dermatitis 14%
• Histopathology 14%
• Fibrosis 14%
• Upregulation 14%
• Erythema 14%
• Desquamation 14%
• Hyperkeratosis 14%
• Radiation Treatment 14%