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In article number 1806181, Dedy Septiadi, Barbara Rothen‐Rutishauser, and co‐workers develop an in vitro wound healing assay based on extensive photobleaching‐induced apoptosis to study repair response of lung epithelial tissue after injury. The result reveals the importance of epithelial mechanics (i.e., cell pushing), phagocytic activity of macrophages during the repair, and retardation of healing...
Wound healing assays are extensively used to study tissue repair mechanisms; they are typically performed by means of physical (i.e., mechanical, electrical, or optical) detachment of the cells in order to create an open space in which live cells can lodge. Herein, an advanced system based on extensive photobleaching‐induced apoptosis; providing a powerful tool to understand the repair response of...
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