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August 1, 1907American Journal of AnatomyOpen Access

The closing of wounds in the larval necturus

Albert C. Eycleshymer

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The aim is to understand the mechanisms of wound healing in larval necturus, particularly the processes involved in tissue regeneration.
Conducted morphological analyses on wound healing in larval necturus
Utilized 10 figures to illustrate the healing process observed
Examined physiological responses during the regeneration phases
Notable regeneration capabilities were observed in the larval necturus, promoting rapid wound closure.
Morphological changes indicated significant tissue remodeling during the healing process.
Physiological responses demonstrated enhanced recovery mechanisms within the regenerating tissue.

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Experimental analysis of wound healing in larval necturus, highlighting regeneration capabilities.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69dd47a87d97b7e86940c8e4 https://doi.org/10.1002/aja.1000070209

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