Peptide Growth Factors and Wound Healing

Overview

Journal Clin Plast Surg

Specialty General Surgery

Date 1990 Jul 1

PMID 2199134

Citations 15

Authors

M H McGrath

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Abstract

An analysis of peptide growth factors and wound healing should not fail to give credit to its foundations in cancer research. Add the recent advances in peptide chemistry and molecular genetics that have permitted complete definitions and in vivo studies for the first time. The result is an enormous break-through in wound healing research. The potential for understanding and then using the growth factors to enhance healing in the aged or debilitated is incalculable.

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