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 to collect wound fluid For a senior research project at Bethel College,
I'm working with the wound healing lab at the Univ of Minn. trying to find
a new sponge that can be inserted under the skin of rats at a wound site.
The idea is to collect wound fluid and cells that participate in the wound
healing process. Right now they are using a polyvinyl alcohal sponge but
are having trouble removing some of the cells.  What I would like to find
is a semi-stable polymer in the body but when it is removed, it can be
desolved w/o hurting the cells.  I don't know if it would be better to
make it tempeture dependent or functional group dependent polymer.  This
is the first time I have ever used the user net so if there are better
places to look for the answer to this question it would be greatly
appriciated.  Thanks for your time. Travis


Here's a url where one can find suppliers CSHL on line book.
http://www.biosupplynet.com/bsn/

See also:

http://www.techexpo.com/directry.html
 
which has a really easy search engine which includes application searches.

Also see:
the Biotech Company WWW Registry at
http://155.41.115.114/jumper/biolcomm.html

This is a good source of contact information we use.

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