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  • Cellular metabolism and mitochondrial function are crucial for tissue repair.
  • Mitochondrial dysfunction and oxidative stress (ROS) impair wound healing and cause inflammation.

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  • To investigate the therapeutic potential of DeepA-I, a Boron-enriched compound.
  • To assess DeepA-I's effects on mitochondrial health, oxidative damage, and cellular repair.

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  • Boron quantification (ICP-OES), cytotoxicity (MTT assay), fluorescence microscopy (ROS, mitochondrial integrity).
  • Cell migration (scratch assay), protein expression analysis (Western blot for Akt, NRF2).

Main Results:

  • DeepA-I contains Boron and is non-cytotoxic.
  • Reduced ROS levels, preserved mitochondrial integrity, and accelerated wound closure observed.
  • Upregulation of NRF2 and downregulation of Akt, with no effect on apoptosis.

Conclusions:

  • DeepA-I enhances mitochondrial function and mitigates ROS-induced damage.
  • Boron-mediated mechanisms in DeepA-I improve tissue repair.
  • DeepA-I shows promise for treating inflammatory and degenerative diseases.