Intestinal injury

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Plasma-activated solutions

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Plasma-activated solutions protect against intestinal injury in mice.
“PAS effectively counteract chronic DLM-induced intestinal impairment, manifesting as restored body weight, decreased Disease Activity Index (DAI) scores, reduced apoptosis of intestinal epithelium and diminished inflammatory cell infiltration.”
Animalschronic deltamethrin exposureintestineeight weeksfemales
Plasma-activated solutions reverse chronic deltamethrin exposure induced intestinal injury via rebalancing redox homeostasis and counteracting cellular senescence
Scientific reports21 Jan 2026

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National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney DiseasesUS$795.4k

Coordinated matricellular regulation of intestinal injury repair and regeneration
National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney DiseasesUniversity of Illinois at ChicagoUS$376.8k2024–2028

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