Substances Secreted by Starved Human Dermal Fibroblasts Enhancing the Wound Healing Process in Rat without Scar: A Potential Acellular System for Wound Healing
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Summary
It is shown that substances derived from starved fibroblast accelerate wound healing process in rat, and the diameter of the wounds treated with the SFS solution was significantly decreased within the first week of treatment.
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- 2016-03-21
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Keywords
Wound healing, Fibroblast, Dermal fibroblast, Medicine, Transplantation
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