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What (who) is SCARLESS - definition
Scarless
2009 SINGLE BY PAULINI
·adj Free from scar.
vulnerary
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SERIES OF EVENTS THAT RESTORE INTEGRITY TO A DAMAGED TISSUE, FOLLOWING AN INJURY
Wound healing process; Wound repair; Wound healing cascade; Wound healing phases; Proliferative phase of wound healing; Reepithelialization; Reepithelialization phaze; Reepithelialisation; Reepithelialisation phaze; Maturation and remodeling; Maturation and remodeling phase; Phases of wound healing; Fibroplasia phase; Proliferation phase; Epithelialization; Heal wound; Natural wound repair; Vulnerary; Secondary intention; Primary intention; Tertiary intention; Healing of wound; Healing wound; Ephithelialize; Scarless wound healing; Second intention; Epithelialise; Per primam intentionem; Per secundam intentionem; Per primam; Per secundam; Tissue healing; Wound contraction
['v?ln(?)r?ri]
archaic
¦ adjective used in the healing of wounds.
¦ noun (plural vulneraries) a vulnerary medicine.
Origin
C16: from L. vulnerarius, from vulnus 'wound'.
vulnerary
SERIES OF EVENTS THAT RESTORE INTEGRITY TO A DAMAGED TISSUE, FOLLOWING AN INJURY
Wound healing process; Wound repair; Wound healing cascade; Wound healing phases; Proliferative phase of wound healing; Reepithelialization; Reepithelialization phaze; Reepithelialisation; Reepithelialisation phaze; Maturation and remodeling; Maturation and remodeling phase; Phases of wound healing; Fibroplasia phase; Proliferation phase; Epithelialization; Heal wound; Natural wound repair; Vulnerary; Secondary intention; Primary intention; Tertiary intention; Healing of wound; Healing wound; Ephithelialize; Scarless wound healing; Second intention; Epithelialise; Per primam intentionem; Per secundam intentionem; Per primam; Per secundam; Tissue healing; Wound contraction
a.
Healing.
Examples of use of SCARLESS
1. The first stage would be to encourage scarless healing; limb regeneration is much further away.
2. Humans and amphibians share as much as 85 per cent of the same genes, so it is likely that adult humans do have, in a silenced form, the genes that would enable scarless healing.