Sentence examples for a human wound from inspiring English sources

But Arruda says that unlike in a human wound, which is eventually repaired with the same kind of tissue that was originally lost, the makeup of Moore's team's polymer differs from that of the original plastic.

Such a candidate was recently isolated from a human wound obtained following impalement with a dead tree branch [ 17].

B. cereus F65185 is a mesophilic bacterium sourced from a human wound containing one lantibiotic/lantipeptide cluster which is unusual in that 3 orfs separate the putative LanB and C genes and the two have a divergent orientation.

Scientists have cooked up a chemical concoction that can patch a 9-millimeter-wide hole in a sheet of plastic, just like a human wound repairs itself.

In 2001, Sullivan et al. performed a review of the literature to compare the adequacy of laboratory animals as a model for human wound healing.

3 connexins have been reported to have a role in human wound healing: Cx26, Cx30, and Cx43 (Brandner et al. 2004).

The molecule is very safe and no issues have ever arisen during its use as a skin cosmetic or in human wound healing studies.

PA14 was isolated from a human burn wound and is also virulent in many animals and plants (Rahme et al. 1995).

Darger was unquestionably disturbed, in a sexual way, but like so many disturbed artists he found a way of sublimating this, of healing the human wound, by the obsessive refashioning of his own early traumas.

The same mechanisms appear to be true for human wound re-epithelialization, and this clearly may have important implications for chronic skin wound healing in patients where re-epithelialization fails.

Few studies have investigated whether negative regulators exist in the PRP and influence its biological effects on human wound healing.