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The Generation of an ocular anti-inflammatory biotherapeutic to enhance wound healing.

2024-08-16

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Microbes exist at and colonize mucosal surfaces striking a balance with the host immune system, so that these microbes can thrive on host tissues without causing pathology. Because of this, mucosal barrier-colonizing bacteria can be leveraged to act as long-term delivery vehicles for naturally derived therapeutics. Here, we use a mouse model of corneal wound healing to show that the eye...

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Literature Corpus work: 530a5cf4-4a43-571a-9cc9-86dd5722558b
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-4354377/v1

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