Transfection with keratinocyte growth factor 1 cDNA with electroporation improves wound healing in an aged mouse model

Guy P. Marti; Martin A. Makary; Mark W. J. Ferguson; Jun Wang; Rami Dieb; Alejandro Martí; Michael P. Lin; Pramod Bonde; Mark D. Duncan; John W. Harmon

doi:10.1016/j.jss.2004.07.175

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Transfection with keratinocyte growth factor 1 cDNA with electroporation improves wound healing in an aged mouse model

Guy P. Marti Martin A. Makary Mark W. J. Ferguson Jun Wang Rami Dieb Alejandro Martí Michael P. Lin Pramod Bonde Mark D. Duncan John W. Harmon

Year: 2004 Journal: Journal of Surgical Research Vol: 121 (2)Pages: 320-321 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.jss.2004.07.175

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Electroporation Wound healing Keratinocyte growth factor Transfection Medicine Analysis of variance Andrology Surgery Keratinocyte Biology Growth factor Internal medicine Gene In vitro Receptor

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