Abstract: . . .  p< 0.05 was considered statistically significant. Results and Discussion Fibroblast isolation. Images of NDHF and DHDF revealed a difference in morphology between the two patient  . . .
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. . .  100 ng/ ml FGF-1 G ro ups with heparin without heparin Isolation and Characterization of Fibroblasts from Diabetic Patients with Chronic Vascular Disease Francis, . . .
. . .  regeneration. Cells isolated from diabetic tissues have an altered morphology compared to healthy dermal fibroblasts. Proliferation assays showed no differences in response to FGF-1. Growth assays are . . .
. . .  medicine therapies targeting ulcers, wound healing, and ischemic limb regeneration. Cells isolated from diabetic tissues have an altered morphology compared to healthy dermal fibroblasts. Proliferation . . .
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