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Biologic, biosynthetic, and synthetic dressings as temporary wound covers: a biochemical comparison

Banes et al., 1986

Document ID
2348392313142975535
Author
Banes A
Compton D
Bornhoeft J
Hicks H
Link G
Bevin A
Lawrence W
Peterson H
Publication year
Publication venue
The Journal of Burn Care & Rehabilitation

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The effects of biologic, biosynthetic, and synthetic dressings on the biochemical responses of cells in underlying full-thickness wounds in rats were compared. Total collagen and noncollagen protein (NCP) as well as DNA content of wound tissues were determined. In …
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