Figure 5: models. Flowchart depicting the two categories of models and the In vivo ex vivo types of wounds used; patients (surgical wounds, incisional wounds, excisional wounds, donor site wounds) and human volunteers (Incisional wounds, excisional biopsy wounds, scratch, blister tape stripping and burns). Figure 6: assays. A diagram to demonstrate the assays including invasive (gene and In vivo protein studies) and non-invasive devices and those used for specific healing parameters. Supplementary Figures Supplementary Figure S1: assays. A diagram to demonstrate the different assays for In vitro migration, invasion proliferation and senescence.
Figure 5: In vivo models. Flowchart depicting the two categories of ex vivo models and the types of wounds used; patients (surgical wounds, incisional wounds, excisional wounds, donor site wounds) and human volunteers (Incisional wounds, excisional biopsy wounds, scratch, blister tape stripping and burns). Figure 6: In vivo assays. A diagram to demonstrate the assays including invasive (gene and protein studies) and non-invasive devices and those used for specific healing parameters. Supplementary Figures Supplementary Figure S1: In vitro assays. A diagram to demonstrate the different assays for migration, invasion proliferation and senescence.
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