Triterpenes for Well-Balanced Scar Formation in Superficial Wounds.

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Triterpenes for Well-Balanced Scar Formation in Superficial Wounds

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Anna Hauschild

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Bibiana Metelmann

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Camilla Metelmann

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Charlotte Müller-Debus

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Christian Seebauer

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Fred Podmelle

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Hans-Robert Metelmann

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Isabella Metelmann

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Rico Rutkowski

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10.3390/MOLECULES21091129

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S Kindler

Matthias Schuster

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2016-08-27T00:00:00Z

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27618886

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