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BPC-157 accelerates wound closure after alkali-burn injury

BPC-157 accelerates wound closure after alkali-burn injury

Experimental and Therapeutic Medicine

2015

Study summary

Topical BPC-157 was evaluated in a rat alkali-burn skin wound model.

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Peptides studied

BPC-157

Goals studied

Peptides for Recovery

Peptides for Healing

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Wolverine Stack

Key findings

Topical treatment accelerated wound closure and improved histologic healing.

Study details

Study type

preclinical study

Journal

Experimental and Therapeutic Medicine

DOI / PubMed

10.3892/etm.2015.2423

Year

2015

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