Identifying protein production in wound healing: current techniques

Journal of Wound Care
J M PleatR A Dwek

Abstract

Proteins regulate would healing. Knowledge of the proteins present in poorly healing wounds may reveal new targets for treatment. This article describes how proteomics can be used to help identify the proteins involved in would healing.

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