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. 2007 May 21;177(4):683–694. doi: 10.1083/jcb.200701006

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Figure 8. — Wound healing in skin of WT and Cav1^−/− mice. Two wounds were created per mouse in five Cav1^−/− mice and five WT mice (n = 10). (a) The graph represents the percentage of initial wound area left at the indicated days after the punch was made (mean ± SEM). Statistical analysis shows that the healing rate is significantly different between genotypes 1–4, 6, and 7 d after wound creation (p-values). (b) Representative images of wounds 1 and 7 d after wound creation are shown.