Development of a refined ex vivo model of peritoneal adhesion formation, and a role for connexin 43 in their development

Volume: 477, Issue: 1, Pages: 295 - 305
Published: Oct 29, 2021
Abstract
Despite many advances across the surgical sciences, post-surgical peritoneal adhesions still pose a considerable risk in modern-day procedures and are highly undesirable. We have developed a novel mouse peritoneal strip ex vivo adhesion model which may serve to bridge the gap between single cell culture systems and in vivo animal drug testing for the assessment of potential anti-adhesion agents, and study of causality of the process. We...
Paper Details
Title
Development of a refined ex vivo model of peritoneal adhesion formation, and a role for connexin 43 in their development
Published Date
Oct 29, 2021
Volume
477
Issue
1
Pages
295 - 305
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