In VitroPubMed ID: 23715117·2013

GHK-Cu Promotes Corneal Epithelial Cell Migration and Healing

Sosne G, Szliter EA, Medvedovic M, et al.

Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science, 2013 · n = 3

Key finding

GHK-Cu increased epithelial cell migration rate 5.3-fold, achieved wound closure 2.1x faster, enhanced integrin expression.

Summary

Study demonstrating GHK-Cu enhanced corneal epithelial cell migration and accelerated wound healing in vitro.

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