Huang X, Chen Y, Zhang F, Yang Q, Zhang G
, stable in human gastric juice more than 24 hours, and use without carrier (otherwise, peptide + carrier(s) -complex bears considerable methodological/activity dilemmas), prominent antiulcer effect, and a safe application in inflammatory bowel disease patients with improved wound/intestinal anastomosis healing, adhesion prevention, collagen deposition, and anastomotic strength, along with prominent effect in cuprizone rats ( i.e
doi:10.1074/jbc.M110.105601 ^ Allard S.T., Giraud M.F., Naismith J.H
Benefits described are based on third-party studies
In vivo effects of the G/D-CuP Motivated by the favorable biocompatibility, antioxidant capability, and the facilitation of fibroblast cell proliferation and migration, we evaluated the efficacy of G/D-CuP hydrogels for diabetic wound healing in vivo (Fig