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18 August 2020
Cleft palate surgery causes fibrosis in the muscles of the soft palate, which impairs speech. In this project, umbilical cord stem cells in fibrin will be used to reduce fibrosis after soft palate wounding in a rat model.
The project will be carried out by a Chinese PhD student with a CSC grant from China.
Cleft palate surgery causes fibrosis in the muscles of the soft palate, which impairs speech. In this project, umbilical cord stem cells in fibrin will be used to reduce fibrosis after soft palate wounding in a rat model.
The project will be carried out by a Chinese PhD student with a CSC grant from China.
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