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Wound Healing Effect of the Chitosan Sponges Containing the T-CAM or Regenin

Yong-Taek Hong, Mansu Seo, Hyeong-Ho Ryu, Se‐Jeong Park, Byeong-Chae Jo, Jeong-Deok Yang, Jong Yeop Kim, Ho-Yun Jeong, Dong‐Geol Lee, In‐San Kim, Sang-U Kim, Eun-Hui Bae, Dong-Sin Lee

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Tetra cell adhesion molecule(T-CAM) is a new recombinant mixture of fibronectin and ig-h3. Fibronectin and ig-h3 are extracellular matriprotein involved in each phase of wound healing, and the combination of these materials may generate a synergistic effect in wound healing. Regenin is easily attainable from protein recombination. It can be developed as wound healing material, and also it has a good effect in cell adhesion and proliferation. We combined the chitosan with regenin or T-CAM at different concentration, which are gene recombination material. They were applied to the artificial wound of white rabbit to compare the healing effect in each group. Round full thickness skin defects, 3 cm in diameter, were made bilaterally on the dorsolateral aspect of New Zealand white rabbit. Experimental group was divided into 6 groups, according to concentration of T-CAM and regenin with chitosan-based dressing materials as followings; Group C: control group - oint material dressing, Group Ch: chitosan base only, Group T1: chitosan base in combination with 25g/ml of T-CAM, Group T2: chitosan base in combination with 625g/ml of T-CAM, Group R1: chitosan base in combination with 25g/ml of Regenin, Group R2: chitosan base in combination with 625g/ml of Regenin. Gross findings by means of percentage of wound contraction, percentage of wound epithelization and percentage of total wound healed area were compared with surface tracing of the remained wound area at the time of 7, 14, 21 days after wound formation. Wound biopsy were performed at the time of 7, 14, 21 days after wound formation. T1, T2 group and R1, R2 groups have less infiltration of inflammtory cell, fast appearance of new vessels, fibroblast, increased volume of collagen fiber comparing to C and Ch group. there's more statistical significance between T1 and T2 group. The same results were shown in Regenin group. In conclusion, our results suggest that T-CAM and Regenin have good effect in wound healing and higher concentration of T-CAM and Regenin is more effective in wound healing than lower concentration. In addition, comparision of same concentration of T-CAM and Regenin group presented almost same results.

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Tetra cell adhesion molecule(T-CAM) is a new recombinant mixture of fibronectin and ig-h3. Fibronectin and ig-h3 are extracellular matriprotein involved in each phase of wound healing, and the combination of these materials may generate a synergistic effect in wound healing. Regenin is easily attainable from protein recombination. It can be developed as wound healing material, and also it has a good effect in cell adhesion and proliferation. We combined the chitosan with regenin or T-CAM at different concentration, which are gene recombination material. They were applied to the artificial wound of white rabbit to compare the healing effect in each group. Round full thickness skin defects, 3 cm in diameter, were made bilaterally on the dorsolateral aspect of New Zealand white rabbit. Experimental group was divided into 6 groups, according to concentration of T-CAM and regenin with chitosan-based dressing materials as followings; Group C: control group - oint material dressing, Group Ch: chitosan base only, Group T1: chitosan base in combination with 25g/ml of T-CAM, Group T2: chitosan base in combination with 625g/ml of T-CAM, Group R1: chitosan base in combination with 25g/ml of Regenin, Group R2: chitosan base in combination with 625g/ml of Regenin. Gross findings by means of percentage of wound contraction, percentage of wound epithelization and percentage of total wound healed area were compared with surface tracing of the remained wound area at the time of 7, 14, 21 days after wound formation. Wound biopsy were performed at the time of 7, 14, 21 days after wound formation. T1, T2 group and R1, R2 groups have less infiltration of inflammtory cell, fast appearance of new vessels, fibroblast, increased volume of collagen fiber comparing to C and Ch group. there's more statistical significance between T1 and T2 group. The same results were shown in Regenin group. In conclusion, our results suggest that T-CAM and Regenin have good effect in wound healing and higher concentration of T-CAM and Regenin is more effective in wound healing than lower concentration. In addition, comparision of same concentration of T-CAM and Regenin group presented almost same results.

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Tetra cell adhesion molecule(T-CAM) is a new recombinant mixture of fibronectin and ig-h3. Fibronectin and ig-h3 are extracellular matriprotein involved in each phase of wound healing, and the combination of these materials may generate a synergistic effect in wound healing. Regenin is easily attainable from protein recombination. It can be developed as wound healing material, and also it has a good effect in cell adhesion and proliferation. We combined the chitosan with regenin or T-CAM at different concentration, which are gene recombination material. They were applied to the artificial wound of white rabbit to compare the healing effect in each group. Round full thickness skin defects, 3 cm in diameter, were made bilaterally on the dorsolateral aspect of New Zealand white rabbit. Experimental group was divided into 6 groups, according to concentration of T-CAM and regenin with chitosan-based dressing materials as followings; Group C: control group - oint material dressing, Group Ch: chitosan base only, Group T1: chitosan base in combination with 25g/ml of T-CAM, Group T2: chitosan base in combination with 625g/ml of T-CAM, Group R1: chitosan base in combination with 25g/ml of Regenin, Group R2: chitosan base in combination with 625g/ml of Regenin. Gross findings by means of percentage of wound contraction, percentage of wound epithelization and percentage of total wound healed area were compared with surface tracing of the remained wound area at the time of 7, 14, 21 days after wound formation. Wound biopsy were performed at the time of 7, 14, 21 days after wound formation. T1, T2 group and R1, R2 groups have less infiltration of inflammtory cell, fast appearance of new vessels, fibroblast, increased volume of collagen fiber comparing to C and Ch group. there's more statistical significance between T1 and T2 group. The same results were shown in Regenin group. In conclusion, our results suggest that T-CAM and Regenin have good effect in wound healing and higher concentration of T-CAM and Regenin is more effective in wound healing than lower concentration. In addition, comparision of same concentration of T-CAM and Regenin group presented almost same results.

Key concepts: Chitosan, Wound healing, Medicine, Fibronectin, Surgery, Cell, Chemistry, Biochemistry

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