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The findings establish the casein–chitosan hydrogel as a multifunctional, biocompatible, biodegradable, and antimicrobial wound dressing with substantial potential to accelerate wound closure and promote skin tissue regeneration.
This work evaluates agarose (AG)- and chitosan (CS)-based hydrogels incorporating a dexamethasone–cyclodextrin complex (Dex) as potential bioink candidates for wound healing applications. For this purpose, biopolymer hydrogels were formulated and tested to determine their structure, morphology, and rheological behavior...
Bioactive peptides like Nisin are gaining significant attention for their wound-healing and immunomodulatory properties. Hydrogels, with their high-water content resembling the natural extracellular matrix, provide a moist environment that supports cell migration, proliferation, and autolytic debridement. In this study...
These quantitative improvements in healing rate, stability, and antimicrobial efficacy demonstrate that hybrid gelatin dressings represent a promising direction for biomaterial research.
Diabetic wound healing is frequently impaired by a persistently inflammatory wound microenvironment accompanied by impaired angiogenesis. Therefore, fabrication of advanced wound dressings to restore a favorable wound microenvironment is essential to accelerate the healing process. This study developed a carboxymethyl...
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