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Studies of TGF-(beta)1-3 in Serosal Fluid During Abdominal Surgery and Their Effect on In Vitro Human Mesothelial Cell Proliferation
Journal of Surgical Research, 06/05/09

Falk P et al. - This human study shows increased active TGF-(beta) levels in peritoneal serosal fluid, compared with plasma, during abdominal surgery and that TGF-(beta)1 at physiological concentrations increased human mesothelial cell proliferation in vitro. TGF-(beta) cytokines may be involved in postsurgical adhesion formation.

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