Cytotoxicity of wound dressing materials assessed using cultured skin equivalents
An in vitro system, based on the Bell model of cultured composite skin equivalents, was used to assess the effect of a number of wound dressing materials on DNA synthesis. DNA synthesis was quantified using immunocytohistochemical identification of incorporated bromodeoxyuridine and the percentage o...
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| description | An in vitro system, based on the Bell model of cultured composite skin equivalents, was used to assess the effect of a number of wound dressing materials on DNA synthesis. DNA synthesis was quantified using immunocytohistochemical identification of incorporated bromodeoxyuridine and the percentage of labelled cells measured, following 7 days' exposure to the dressing material. Differences in labelling index were observed from replica gels covered by different dressing materials and between dressings of the same type of material, but made by different manufacturers. |
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