Pentoxifylline inhibits mature burn scar fibroblasts in culture
Authors:
- J.M. RawlinsJRJ.M. Rawlins
- W.L. LamWLW.L. Lam
- R.O. KarooRKR.O. Karoo
- I.L. NaylorINI.L. Naylor
- D.T. SharpeDSD.T. Sharpe
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