Bioengineered growth factors lead to better wound healing | Science Codex

Bioengineered growth factors lead to better wound healing | Science Codex : When we are wounded, our bodies naturally begin a process of repair of the damaged tissue. This process is mediated by biological molecules called growth factors, which are proteins that occur naturally in our cells and guide processes ranging from embryonic development to healing.

Bioengineered growth factors lead to better wound healing | Science Codex : When we are wounded, our bodies naturally begin a process of repair of the damaged tissue. This process is mediated by biological molecules called growth factors, which are proteins that occur naturally in our cells and guide processes ranging from embryonic development to healing.

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Bioengineered growth factors lead to better wound healing | Science Codex

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