The cell in the center of the electron micrograph above is important in wound healing and plays a role in the pathological process underlying Dupuytren's contracture. Which of the following cell types is depicted? A. Endothelial cell B. Myoepithelial cell C. Myofibroblast D. Pericyte E. Smooth muscle cell

The cell in the center of the electron micrograph above is important in wound healing and plays a role in the pathological process underlying Dupuytren's contracture. Which of the following cell types is depicted? A. Endothelial cell B. Myoepithelial cell C. Myofibroblast D. Pericyte E. Smooth muscle cell

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