1. Peter Thomas DeMarco was an American physician who graduated from Albright College in Pennsylvania and achieved his doctor of medicine degree in 1957 from Hahnemann Medical College of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
11 Facts About Peter DeMarco
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Peter DeMarco had a research laboratory and a medical practice in Pine Hill, New Jersey.
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Peter DeMarco treated patients with procaine polyvinylpyrrolidone, but his medical license was suspended in New Jersey and Pennsylvania for using the unapproved therapy after an experimental permit for Procaine-PVP was withdrawn.
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Regenerative medicine was a new field at the time and Peter DeMarco likened the companies' antipathy of his discovery to the history of penicillin; although discovered in 1928, penicillin was not mass-produced until 1941 when production became a top priority World War II project to reduce the infection casualty rate.
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Peter DeMarco's evidence was his human gangrene case study photographs.
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Peter DeMarco hypothesized that these processes were DNA controlled with procaine interaction.
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Peter DeMarco believed his chemically induced partial limb regeneration, scar tissue repression and coordinated tissue repair was a significant step forward in human regenerative medicine.
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Peter DeMarco then performed the same experiment while treating the rabbit with his formula.
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Peter DeMarco observed that the untreated wound healed haphazardly; closing in a non-circular pattern with uneven levels and with infiltrating hair growth before wound closure.
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Peter DeMarco observed this coordinated healing in humans with his gangrene patients.
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Peter DeMarco deduced that this coordinated healing pattern was a result of procaine-DNA interaction since procaine has been documented to influence DNA synthesis in simpler life forms as well as humans.