Epidermal growth factor: in vivo ocular studies.

a projected to sizes ofthe corneal wound in sq mm. Thus for each animal a healing curve, represented by the decrease in size of the denuded area was determined by plotting the serial wound area against the time the Kodachrome photographs were taken. Slopes were calculated for all the healing rates individually and the results were averaged for all animals within each ofthe three experimental and the one control groups. The data was expressed in rate of decrease of size ofcorneal wound area (sq mm/hr).

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