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From: Jon Benson
Date: Thu, 10 Aug 1995 00:00

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From: Jon@whamserver.surg.umn.edu (Jon Benson)
Subject: need biostable polymer 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
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