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Wound healing requires a complex interplay of processes, with development of a functional vascular supply central to achieving healing. Delivery of stem cells requires both the appropriate cell type and a suitable method to support cells and protect them in the potentially hostile wound environment until vasculogenesis has been established. We aimed to investigate the efficacy of a characterised subpopulation...
Endothelial progenitor cells (EPCs) may have great potential for use as a cellular therapy for promoting vascular repair of ischaemic tissues, such as complex wounds. The term EPC, however, has been used to describe a diverse variety of cells. This ambiguity has led to conflicting results when comparing results of EPC studies from different research laboratories. Recently, there is consensus that...
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