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Lidocaine is an EGFR inhibitor (Hair Multiplication & Research)

posted by TAGOHL, 12.07.2008, 14:24

» I wonder if the "toxic" effect on epilithial cells would have a negative
» effect if applied to the wound too soon before re-epilithialization?

That's the question that led me to this abstract. I was trying to figure out what effect inhibiting EGF might have on a fresh wound. I think it may have a negative effect, but I don't know how negative, and whether it would ultimately have an effect on creating new follicles post-epithelialization.


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• Lidocaine is an EGFR inhibitor - TAGOHL, 11.07.2008, 21:08 (Hair Multiplication & Research)
  • Lidocaine is an EGFR inhibitor - benji, 12.07.2008, 00:22
    • Lidocaine is an EGFR inhibitor - cal, 12.07.2008, 02:50
      • Lidocaine is an EGFR inhibitor - Z79, 12.07.2008, 05:02
        • Lidocaine is an EGFR inhibitor - debris, 12.07.2008, 08:22
          • Lidocaine is an EGFR inhibitor - Baccy, 12.07.2008, 08:33
        • Lidocaine is an EGFR inhibitor - TAGOHL, 12.07.2008, 13:44
      • Lidocaine is an EGFR inhibitor - debris, 12.07.2008, 08:20
    • Lidocaine is an EGFR inhibitor - TAGOHL, 12.07.2008, 14:24
      • Lidocaine is an EGFR inhibitor - cal, 12.07.2008, 17:52