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791 Promoting cutaneous wound healing with nutraceutical porcine type I collagen peptides

Mistry et al., 2020

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Mistry K
Van Der Steen B
Vanhoecke B
van Holthoon F
Kleinnijenhuis A
Clifford T
Labus M
Lovat P
McConnell A
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Journal of Investigative Dermatology

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Type I collagen, the most abundant protein in human skin is integral to cutaneous wound healing, promoting fibroblast proliferation whilst increasing wound tensile strength. Ageing leads to decreased type I collagen synthesis and greater disorganisation within the …
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