FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W3021702180> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W3021702180 endingPage "512" @default.
• W3021702180 startingPage "491" @default.
• W3021702180 abstract "Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are emerging as an alternative, efficient method for diagnosing and monitoring wounds. However, conditions, including poor blood circulation, uncontrolled plasma glucose level, and metabolic changes in patients with diabetes mellitus (DM), not only hinder wound healing, they also lead to changes in production of VOCs. Methods (sample collection, analytical methods, statistical analysis) used for reliable identification of wound-associated VOCs are described. VOCs produced by bacteria found in wound samples in vitro and in vivo are presented. VOCs linked to DM and plasma glucose fluctuations with their potential impact on wound-related VOCs are explored. Finally, the status of electronic noses (eNoses) used for detection of a wound and its related bacteria is discussed. While the use of VOCs to diagnose wounds is in its infancy, limited results show promise, including early results on the detection of bacterial infections in diabetic foot ulcers using an eNose." @default.
• W3021702180 created "2020-05-13" @default.
• W3021702180 creator A5029726204 @default.
• W3021702180 creator A5050668323 @default.
• W3021702180 creator A5062565958 @default.
• W3021702180 date "2020-01-01" @default.
• W3021702180 modified "2023-09-25" @default.
• W3021702180 title "Volatile organic compounds: Potential biomarkers for improved diagnosis and monitoring of diabetic wounds" @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1484289650 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1821207676 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1829619091 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1833067011 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1849056771 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1889819304 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1904668103 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1948870889 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1964994263 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1965904339 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1965961846 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1969776998 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1970691176 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1973523828 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1985196118 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1986305422 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1989876233 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1990370193 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1991024809 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1992479640 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1994625007 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1994734211 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1994905463 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W1998948324 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2000008299 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2001240418 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2003185348 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2005457708 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2006168998 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2006259329 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2008042293 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2010704909 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2010784215 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2010806168 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2014505168 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2014717341 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2015273834 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2019370900 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2023187843 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2023717753 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2036535538 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2043596117 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2048541209 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2048911146 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2051211320 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2053892241 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2056206966 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2059603963 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2064783636 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2067162539 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2071837299 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2071912459 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2073598185 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2075969403 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2078116865 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2083248035 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2090182534 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2090534756 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2090663466 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2094067594 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2099417786 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2103389940 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2107017637 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2107610392 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2110177346 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2110608229 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2112635351 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2114445980 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2115968076 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2117285843 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2119514457 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2119568186 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2123172405 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2123562847 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2125651343 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2128024573 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2129117694 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2138217742 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2142220854 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2145525194 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2146331405 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2157884565 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2158651411 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2158909090 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2164482093 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2168833768 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2169063504 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2176414711 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2179861459 @default.
• W3021702180 cites W2227949300 @default.

• next