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Auxano Biologics Ltd.

This article was originally published in Start Up

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Auxano has rights to neurotransmitter Substance P for topical wound healing applications. Substance P acts like a growth factor in instigating epithelial cell growth, and it also causes the attachment of the epithelium to the stroma beneath.

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