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VOL. 10, ISSUE 12 (2025)
Snail mucin as a biological antimicrobial agent: Its role in promoting rapid wound closure and skin repair mechanisms
Authors
S Gandhimathy, J Sornapriya
Abstract
Researchers and scientists have long been
interested in natural resources with remedial properties that may be utilised
to treat a range of ailments, including wound care. A naturally occurring
substance with a wide range of possible uses in pharmacy and medicine is snail
mucus. The biological activities of the slime have received a lot of research
because of its various and possibly beneficial properties, including as
defensive mechanisms and prospective therapeutic benefits in wound healing,
antimicrobial therapy, and inflammation management. The purpose of this review
is to provide a summary of snail mucus's antibacterial and wound-healing
qualities.
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Pages:77-79
How to cite this article:
S Gandhimathy, J Sornapriya "Snail mucin as a biological antimicrobial agent: Its role in promoting rapid wound closure and skin repair mechanisms". International Journal of Entomology Research, Vol 10, Issue 12, 2025, Pages 77-79
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