Figure 1
Wounds (A) and wound dressings (B). Pictures are described as epidermolysis bullosa (EB) sub type (JEB = junctional EB, RDEB = recessive dystrophic EB), dressing type, patient ID (Supplementary Table 1), wound age and total viable cells isolated where available. (A) Upper left: JEB, Xeroform, pEB85W1_1, > 3 months. Upper right: RDEB, Xeroform, pEB1W1_1, 2 months, 52.125 × 106 cells recovered. Middle left: RDEB, Xeroform, pEB2W1_1, 2 weeks. Middle right: JEB, Polymem, pEB256W3, > 3 months, 129.8 × 106 cells recovered. Bottom left: JEB, Mepilex Transfer, pEB278W1_2, 5 days, no cells isolated. Bottom right: RDEB, Mepilex Transfer, pEB110W1, 7 days, 2.375 × 106 cells isolated. (B) Upper left: JEB, Mepilex Transfer, pEB278W1_2, 5 days, no cells isolated. Middle left: JEB, Polymem, pEB278W1_1, 14 days, 140 × 106 cells recovered. Upper right: JEB, Xeroform, pEB85W1_2, > 3 months, 66.7 × 106 cells recovered. Bottom: RDEB, Jelonet, pEB107W3, 2–3 weeks, 60 × 106 cells recovered. Bar = 1 cm.
