Shea triterpenes
Lupeol, α-amyrin and β-amyrin studied as testable components of an ethnomedical practice.
VOCE Atlas · Documented relation
Shea triterpenes ↔ Wound healing
Shea triterpenes shows biomarker and tissue signals relevant to Wound healing.
Documented relation
Shea triterpenes shows biomarker and tissue signals relevant to Wound healing.
Relation classShared mechanism
The relation is supported through a documented mechanism, intermediary process or functional pathway connecting the concepts.
Inference prohibited
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Evidence
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Wound healing
Tissue repair involving extracellular matrix, angiogenesis, fibroblasts and growth factors.
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VOCE Association. Shea triterpenes ↔ Wound healing. VOCE Atlas. Identifier: shea--wound-healing. Graph version: 2026-10-06. https://voce.life/atlas/relations/shea--wound-healing
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