Effects of Three Types of Japanese Honey on Full-Thickness Wound in Mice
Figure 7
Neutrophils are present in wound. On day 3, neutrophils stained with anti-neutrophil antibody are observed in wound tissue at the inflammatory phase in the Acacia honey (a), Buckwheat flour honey (b), Chinese milk vetch honey (c), and hydrocolloid dressing (d) groups. Negative control (N.C.) is inset in (a). Neutrophils remain in the granulation tissue after the proliferative phase with the Japanese honey.
