SHED-derived secretome promotes healing of Candida albicans-inoculated oral mucosal wounds in male rats through immunomodulatory and regenerative effects.
Researchers applied a secretion product from shed baby teeth to infected oral wounds in rats and found it reduced inflammatory markers while boosting antimicrobial and tissue-regenerating factors, resulting in faster healing compared to a control gel.
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