Effects of nonwoven mats of Di-O-butyrylchitin and related polymers on the process of wound healing

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Abstract
The aim of the study was to observe the effects of dibutyrylchitin (DBC) on the repair processes and to explain the mechanisms of its action in comparison with other dressing materials made of butyrylchitin (BC), regenerated chitin (RC), and chitosan. The results showed that DBC implanted subcutaneo …
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Authors Blasinska A;Drobnik J;;
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Year 2008
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