Avenanthramide and β-Glucan Therapeutics Accelerate Wound Healing via Distinct and Nonoverlapping Mechanisms.
Hudson KussieWilliam W HahnDharshan SivarajFiliberto QuinteroAmelia Belle KnochelAbdelrahman Marwan AlsharifJonathan Parham YasmehKatharina FischerSultana MojadidiAndrew HostlerMaia B GranoskiEamonn MckennaDominic HennBen LitmanovichAbigail MillerDelaney SchurrVincent W LiWilliam LiGeoffrey C GurtnerKellen ChenPublished in: Advances in wound care (2024)
AVN and β-Glucan accelerated wound closure compared to controls through distinct mechanisms. AVN treated scars displayed a more regenerative tissue architecture with reduced inflammatory cell recruitment, while β-Glucan demonstrated increased angiogenesis with more highly aligned tissue architecture more indicative of fibrosis. A deeper understanding of the mechanisms driving healing in these two naturally derived therapeutics will be important for translation to human use. .