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The effects of Malaysian propolis and Brazilian red propolis on connective tissue fibroblasts in the wound healing process

Jacob et al., 2015

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Jacob A
Parolia A
Pau A
Davamani Amalraj F
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BMC complementary and alternative medicine

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Background To evaluate and compare the effects of ethanolic extracts of Malaysian propolis and Brazilian red propolis at different concentrations on the migration and proliferation of fibroblast cells. Methods Malaysian and Brazilian red propolis crude samples were extracted …
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