01327nas a2200145   4500008004100000245011400041210006900155260001800224300001200242490000700254520084400261100002001105700002001125856003601145       2025                        eng d00aIntegration of Analytical and Computational Techniques for Bioactive Profiling of Celtis timorensis Span Bark0 aIntegration of Analytical and Computational Techniques for Bioac  cDecember 2025  a292-3010 v173 a<p class="rtejustify">A wound occurs when there is damage to the body's tissue due to a puncture in the skin<sup>1</sup>. An injury is caused by a breakdown in the skin's barrier function, resulting in either a superficial or deep wound<sup>2</sup>. The healing process is complicated by chronic wounds, but acute wounds might go through the normal sequential stages of wound healing<sup>3</sup>. Particularly in hyperglycemic circumstances, chronic wound healing is hindered and imprisoned, usually during the inflammatory phase<sup>4</sup>. The wound's healing process stagnates and takes longer than expected. Chronic wounds are persistent because of a number of pathological factors, including poor blood circulation and bacterial infections in the wounds. These include diabetes mellitus and other chronic disorders<sup>5</sup>.</p>
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