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    I have no idea what that article was trying to say. I also believe I have had one too many and I apologize for my ramblings.     Heh, heh, heh, I didn't read what you said. ...

More on Epidex, with regards to the type of wound used in trials   This article was created on August the 30th 2005:   P 25 Treatment of chronic wounds with EpiDex® – an alternative to mes...

  sorry, i think i did include the link earlier on but it somehow didnt appear.     I'm starting to doubt it already....I googled EpiDex and the various links say that EpiDex grows th...

More of an insight in to the mechanics of scarless healing?      

Is suppression of TGFB1 the way to go for scar free healing?   New Step Towards Regenerating An Amputated Limb, Canada     Perhaps there are numerous manipulations?   Eg. Mani...

What makes the article exciting to me is, I was under the impression that these scientists had the agreed school of thought, the paradigm, that this type of regeneration had to come after research lea...

Interesting article:   Squid up nose excites doctors:     tgan3,   Will this Juvista drug remove depressed scarring? Cause i have alot of depressed scars on my cheeks and i defi...

I have the same fear Kirk!   I thought this was the most interesting part of an overall VERY interesting article:   Creating a working organ hinges on keeping those first few cells alive, wh...

Here is also the video accompanying the above Time article if you haven't yet clicked on it already:     Cheers for the article.   Neca, that article has just made my day. If he has ...

Here are some articles you lot might or might not be interested in:   This one might piss people off saying this is a scarless healing thread, but whilst we are anticipating for scarless healing ...

Why was I the only one with positive feedback here? Am I the only one who believes that Anna's idea is really good? Think about it. This would be our own personal consultant board for acne.org which w...

I've just been going through my documents and I've come across this article. Any of you lot heard of Ilomastat?   Drug smooths the way to healing New Scientist vol 178 issue 2400 - 21 June 2003,...

Neca,   I sent you a PM with some Bio-Tech suppliers...hopefully they will be of help. It seems pointless to me for companies to be selling tainted growth factors to researchers given that any ...

Very interesting Kirk!   I cannot seem to find the full article yet, but I will keep trying. Interesting that at play would be a collagen inhibitor. There seems to be a major mistaken belief by...

Here is something, though it seems a long way off:   UK-421045 selected for preclinical evaluation as topical antiscarring agent     August 6, 2007     Researchers have synth...

I don't know Tom, I really have a minimal tolerance for emotionally undisciplined people who wish to crush other people's intellectual pursuits. Although, I did go through some of Rupert's posts and ...

Here is an article I got today from google alerts:       Fellowship supports research into special bandages that prevent scarring   Critical research into a special bandage that ...

What do you lot think this text in the quotes below translates to with regards to fetuin in a fetus?   Excuse me, basically as I'm impatient and crap at reading and deciphering medical text, heh,...

BTW, have any of you lot heard anything about the insulin that 'RAFT' a british charity are researching? As I'm sure they will soon be publishing their trial data.   Here are two website you coul...

Secret Squirrel Reporting with article by Bernadette Condren, you will have to beat me for me to give up my sources and even then I won't:   Fetal protein holds key   In a world first, Brisb...

Hey Kirk, great post; I will definitely try and track down that Bernadette Condren document that you mention. I'm sure there is a way around having to pay for that article as it's surely referenced in...

Neca wrote, 'This sounds very interesting, do you have any links to information relating to 'Fetuin's' role in wound healing? I'll do a google search but if you can provide any specific links that wou...

I've just read this thread, very long and my eyes are now tired, so no doubt there will be typo after typo. Heh, heh, heh. I'll try to keep it short.   Not one of you has mentioned the work of so...