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Acarbose accelerates wound healing via Akt/eNOS signaling in db/db mice

Han et al., 2017

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1562659580067358556
Author
Han X
Deng Y
Yu J
Sun Y
Ren G
Cai J
Zhu J
Jiang G
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Oxidative medicine and cellular longevity

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Refractory wound is a dreaded complication of diabetes and is highly correlated with EPC dysfunction caused by hyperglycemia. Acarbose is a widely used oral glucose‐lowering drug exclusively for T2DM. Previous studies have suggested the beneficial effect of …
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