Lupeol, α-amyrin and β-amyrin studied as testable components of an ethnomedical practice.
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Wound healing has been experimentally probed using Shea triterpenes.
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Shea triterpenes shows biomarker and tissue signals relevant to Wound healing.
The relation is supported through a documented mechanism, intermediary process or functional pathway connecting the concepts.
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