Alison M. Thomlinson

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Also Known As

A. M. Thomlinson, A.M. Thomlinson, ALISON M. THOMLINSON, Alison M Thomlinson, Alison M. Thomlinson, Alison Margaret Thomlinson, Alison Thomlinson

Publications

279

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University of Manchester

About

Alison M. Thomlinson is an author at University of Manchester specializing in medicine, scar prevention, and extracellular matrix.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	4	4	116
2	Engineering	1	1	26
3	Biomedical Engineering	1	1	26
4	Biomolecular Engineering	1	1	26
5	Cell Biology	1	1	26

Alison M. Thomlinson

Publications

275

Citations

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	Year	Citations
The structure of interfibrillar proteoglycan bridges (‘shape modules’) in extracellular matrix of fibrous connective tissues and their stability in various chemical environments J. E. Scott, Alison M. Thomlinson Journal of Anatomy	1998	142
Partial thickness wound: Does mechanism of injury influence healing? Shagufta Jabeen, Ethan C.S. Clough, Alison M. Thomlinson, Burns Partial Thickness WoundWound CareScar PreventionWound HealingMedicine	2019	40
Human Cells Unable to Express Decoron Produced Disorganized Extracellular Matrix Lacking “Shape Modules” (Interfibrillar Proteoglycan Bridges) J. E. Scott, Katharine M. Dyne, Alison M. Thomlinson, Experimental Cell Research Developmental BiologyCell-matrix InteractionExtracellular Matrix BiologyMechanosensingHuman Cells Unable	1998	26
Supramolecular organization in streptococcal pericellular capsules is based on hyaluronan tertiary structures J. E. Scott, Alison M. Thomlinson, Peter Prehm Experimental Cell Research EngineeringProtein FoldingGlycobiologyStreptococcal Pericellular CapsulesHyaluronan Tertiary Structures	2003	26
Longitudinal changes in plasma Transforming growth factor beta-1 and post-burn scarring in children Patricia Rorison, Alison M. Thomlinson, Zahid Hassan, Burns Post-burn ScarringLongitudinal ChangesPediatricsFibroblast Growth FactorScar Prevention	2009	24
Temporary colonization of the site of lesion by macrophages is a prelude to the arrival of regenerated axons in injured goldfish optic nerve Sam Nona, Alison M. Thomlinson, C. A. Stafford Journal of Neurocytology	1998	17

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