Wound healing : methods and protocols /

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: DiPietro, Luisa A., Burns, Aime L.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Totowa, N.J. : Humana Press, [2003]
Series:Methods in molecular medicine ; 78.
Subjects:
Table of Contents:
  • Excisional wound healing : an experimental approach
  • Methods in reepithelialization : a porcine model of partial-thickness wounds
  • Incisional wound healing : model and analysis of wound breaking strength
  • Animal models of ischemic wound healing : toward an approximation of human chronic cutaneous ulcers in rabbit and rat
  • Corneal injury : a relatively pure model of stromal-epithelial interactions in wound healing
  • Subcutaneous sponge models
  • A mouse model of burn wounding and sepsis
  • A porcine burn model
  • Wound healing in airways in vivo
  • Murine models of intestinal anastomoses
  • Murine model of peritoneal adhesion formation
  • Methods for investigating fetal tissue repair
  • Growth of human blood vessels in severe combined immunodeficient mice : a new in vivo model system of angiogenesis
  • Tissue repair in models of diabetes mellitus : a review
  • Wound healing studies in transgenic and knockout mice : a review
  • Wound repair in aging : a review
  • Specimen collection and analysis : burn wounds
  • Suction blister model of wound healing
  • Implantable wound healing models and the determination of subcutaneous collagen deposition in expanded polytetrafluoroethylene implants
  • The fibroblast populated collagen lattice : a model of fibroblast ncollagen interactions in repair
  • A quantifiable in vitro model to assess effects of PAl-1 gene targeting on epithelial cell motility
  • Human skin organ culture
  • In vitro matrigel angiogenesis model
  • Quantification of wound angiogenesis
  • In vivo matrigel migration and angiogenesis assays
  • Endothelial cell migration assay : a quantitative assay for prediction of in vivo biology
  • Analysis of collagen synthesis
  • Method for detection and quantitation of leukocytes during wound healing
  • Detection of reactive oxygen intermediate production by macrophages
  • Measurement of chemokines at the protein level in tissue
  • Methods of measuring oxygen in wounds
  • Isolation, culture, and characterization of human intestinal smooth muscle cells
  • Use of high-throughput microarray membranes for cDNA analysis of cutaneous wound repair
  • Particle-mediated gene therapy of wounds