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Wound; trauma or damage to the tissue due to surgical causes resulting in loss of anatomical and functional integrity. Wound healing occurs through a series of sequential cellular and biochemical events that restructure the tissue. Wound healing is a biological process involving a sequence of multiple cellular activities dynamic. This biological process occurs in four stages: “hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation and remodeling”. Hemostasis This phase begins immediately after wound formation

MCF-7 is an estrogen receptor (ER)-positive cell line widely used in human breast cancer research. Developed in 1973 by Dr. Herbert Soule at the Michigan Cancer Foundation, this cell line was isolated from the pleural effusion of a 69-year-old woman of white ethnic origin with metastatic breast cancer. “MCF” is an abbreviation of the institution where the cell line was developed, and “7” indicates it was the seventh cell line generated. MCF-7 exhibits adherent and semi-suspension characteristics