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VITAMIN-C PROMOTES EPIDERMAL BARRIER AND DNA-SYNTHESIS IN KERATINOCYTES OF CULTURED SKIN SUBSTITUTES
Authors: BOYCE ST SWOPE VB SUPP AP WARDEN GD
Citation: St. Boyce et al., VITAMIN-C PROMOTES EPIDERMAL BARRIER AND DNA-SYNTHESIS IN KERATINOCYTES OF CULTURED SKIN SUBSTITUTES, Molecular biology of the cell, 8, 1997, pp. 1973-1973
REGULATION OF PIGMENTATION IN CULTURED SKIN SUBSTITUTES BY CYTOMETRICSORTING OF MELANOCYTES AND KERATINOCYTES
Authors: SWOPE VB SUPP AP CORNELIUS JR BABCOCK GF BOYCE ST
Citation: Vb. Swope et al., REGULATION OF PIGMENTATION IN CULTURED SKIN SUBSTITUTES BY CYTOMETRICSORTING OF MELANOCYTES AND KERATINOCYTES, Journal of investigative dermatology, 109(3), 1997, pp. 289-295
OPTIMIZED EPIDERMAL BARRIER IN-VITRO AND WOUND-HEALING IN-VIVO OF CULTURED SKIN SUBSTITUTES BY MEDIA FORMULATIONS
Authors: BOYCE ST SUPP AP SWOPE VB
Citation: St. Boyce et al., OPTIMIZED EPIDERMAL BARRIER IN-VITRO AND WOUND-HEALING IN-VIVO OF CULTURED SKIN SUBSTITUTES BY MEDIA FORMULATIONS, Journal of investigative dermatology, 108(4), 1997, pp. 181-181
INSULIN-FREE CULTURE-MEDIUM SUPPORTS EPIDERMAL BARRIER FORMATION IN CULTURED SKIN SUBSTITUTES
Authors: SWOPE VB SUPP AP BOYCE ST
Citation: Vb. Swope et al., INSULIN-FREE CULTURE-MEDIUM SUPPORTS EPIDERMAL BARRIER FORMATION IN CULTURED SKIN SUBSTITUTES, Journal of investigative dermatology, 108(4), 1997, pp. 637-637
GLUTARALDEHYDE CROSS-LINKING OF COLLAGEN SUBSTRATES INHIBITS DEGRADATION IN SKIN SUBSTITUTES GRAFTED TO ATHYMIC MICE
Authors: HARRIGER MD SUPP AP WARDEN GD BOYCE ST
Citation: Md. Harriger et al., GLUTARALDEHYDE CROSS-LINKING OF COLLAGEN SUBSTRATES INHIBITS DEGRADATION IN SKIN SUBSTITUTES GRAFTED TO ATHYMIC MICE, Journal of biomedical materials research, 35(2), 1997, pp. 137-145
REDUCED ENGRAFTMENT AND WOUND CLOSURE OF CRYOPRESERVED CULTURED SKIN SUBSTITUTES GRAFTED TO ATHYMIC MICE
Authors: HARRIGER MD SUPP AP SWOPE VB BOYCE ST
Citation: Md. Harriger et al., REDUCED ENGRAFTMENT AND WOUND CLOSURE OF CRYOPRESERVED CULTURED SKIN SUBSTITUTES GRAFTED TO ATHYMIC MICE, Cryobiology, 35(2), 1997, pp. 132-142
EXPRESSION OF INTERLEUKIN-1-ALPHA, INTERLEUKIN-6, AND BASIC FIBROBLAST GROWTH-FACTOR BY CULTURED SKIN SUBSTITUTES BEFORE AND AFTER GRAFTINGTO FULL-THICKNESS WOUNDS IN ATHYMIC MICE
Authors: GORETSKY MJ HARRIGER MD SUPP AP GREENHALGH DG BOYCE ST
Citation: Mj. Goretsky et al., EXPRESSION OF INTERLEUKIN-1-ALPHA, INTERLEUKIN-6, AND BASIC FIBROBLAST GROWTH-FACTOR BY CULTURED SKIN SUBSTITUTES BEFORE AND AFTER GRAFTINGTO FULL-THICKNESS WOUNDS IN ATHYMIC MICE, The journal of trauma, injury, infection, and critical care, 40(6), 1996, pp. 894-899
SURFACE ELECTRICAL CAPACITANCE AS A NONINVASIVE INDEX OF EPIDERMAL BARRIER IN CULTURED SKIN SUBSTITUTES IN ATHYMIC MICE
Authors: BOYCE ST SUPP AP HARRIGER MD PICKENS WL WICKETT RR HOATH SB
Citation: St. Boyce et al., SURFACE ELECTRICAL CAPACITANCE AS A NONINVASIVE INDEX OF EPIDERMAL BARRIER IN CULTURED SKIN SUBSTITUTES IN ATHYMIC MICE, Journal of investigative dermatology, 107(1), 1996, pp. 82-87
BIOCHEMICAL AND BIOPHYSICAL ANALYSES OF EPIDERMAL BARRIER FORMATION IN CULTURED SKIN SUBSTITUTES GRAFTED TO ATHYMIC MICE
Authors: BOYCE ST VICANOVA J BOUWSTRA J HARRIGER MD SUPP AP SWOPE VB PONEC M
Citation: St. Boyce et al., BIOCHEMICAL AND BIOPHYSICAL ANALYSES OF EPIDERMAL BARRIER FORMATION IN CULTURED SKIN SUBSTITUTES GRAFTED TO ATHYMIC MICE, Journal of investigative dermatology, 106(4), 1996, pp. 662-662
TOPICAL NUTRIENTS PROMOTE ENGRAFTMENT AND INHIBIT WOUND CONTRACTION OF CULTURED SKIN SUBSTITUTES IN ATHYMIC MICE
Authors: BOYCE ST SUPP AP HARRIGER MD GREENHALGH DG WARDEN GD
Citation: St. Boyce et al., TOPICAL NUTRIENTS PROMOTE ENGRAFTMENT AND INHIBIT WOUND CONTRACTION OF CULTURED SKIN SUBSTITUTES IN ATHYMIC MICE, Journal of investigative dermatology, 104(3), 1995, pp. 345-349
SURFACE ELECTRICAL CAPACITANCE AS A NONINVASIVE MEASURE OF EPIDERMAL BARRIER OF CULTURED SKIN SUBSTITUTES IN-VITRO AND IN-VIVO
Authors: BOYCE ST SUPP AP PICKENS WL HOATH SB
Citation: St. Boyce et al., SURFACE ELECTRICAL CAPACITANCE AS A NONINVASIVE MEASURE OF EPIDERMAL BARRIER OF CULTURED SKIN SUBSTITUTES IN-VITRO AND IN-VIVO, Journal of investigative dermatology, 102(4), 1994, pp. 537-537
ATTACHMENT OF AN AMINOGLYCOSIDE, AMIKACIN, TO IMPLANTABLE COLLAGEN FOR LOCAL-DELIVERY IN WOUNDS
Authors: BOYCE ST SUPP AP WARDEN GD HOLDER IA
Citation: St. Boyce et al., ATTACHMENT OF AN AMINOGLYCOSIDE, AMIKACIN, TO IMPLANTABLE COLLAGEN FOR LOCAL-DELIVERY IN WOUNDS, Antimicrobial agents and chemotherapy, 37(9), 1993, pp. 1890-1895
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