Sentence examples for thickness wounding from inspiring English sources

At 6 weeks after grafting, the transplanted tissues underwent full thickness wounding and treatment with fibrin gels containing bound KGF.

We found that IL-22−/- mice displayed major defects in the skin's dermal compartment after full-thickness wounding.

The most commonly employed experimental model for skin injury is full-thickness wounding.

Instead, a more abrasive approach was adopted wherein the oncogenic mutation was combined with full-thickness wounding.

In contrast to full-thickness wounding, cells from within the PSU are not required for tissue repair following incisional wounds in the tail epithelium (Langton et al., 2008), and lineage-tracing data show that IFE-derived progeny in general are a major source for regeneration in response to a small biopsy on the tail (Mascre et al., 2012).

Full thickness wounds undergo two stages of healing.

Skin substitutes have crucial role in the management of deep dermal and full thickness wounds.

Six 10 mm × 10 mm full thickness wounds were made, separated by the distance of 5 mm.

This biomatrix was also applied as a provisional dressing to full thickness wounds in Sprague Dawley rats.

The construct was biochemically and morphologically characterised and evaluated in vivo using a rat full thickness wound model.

Ninety male SD rats were subjected to microscopic oral surgery to establish a full thickness wound on the buccal mucosa.