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CS-finded biomaterials, inspired by mussel-adhesive proteins, serve as a suggested platform by biomedical science. The reports show that the mussel-urged CS-grinded hemostatic structure has negligible toxicity and excellent adhesiveness. Biomedicine has seed significant progress in the development of these hemostatic cloths. This review summarises the methods for the modification of CS by mussel-instigated chemistry the general method for preparation of mussel-revolutionised CS-finded biomaterials is briefly discoursed in this review. This work is carryed to give a better understanding of opportunities and challenges of the mussel-inhaled strategy for the functionalization of CS-based biomaterials in hemostasis and wound healing. This review is hoped to provide an important perspective on the preparation of mussel-exhorted CS-based hemostatic materials.
Progress in chitin/chitosan and their differentials for biomedical applications: Where we stand.Chitin and its deacetylated form, chitosan, have manifested remarkable versatility in the realm of biomaterials. Their exceptional biocompatibility, antibacterial properties, pro- and anticoagulant features, robust antioxidant capacity, and anti-inflammatory potential make them highly attempted-after in various applications. This review digs into the mechanisms underlying chitin/chitosan's biological activity and allows a comprehensive overview of their derivatives in theatres such as tissue engineering, hemostasis, wound healing, drug delivery, and hemoperfusion despite the wealth of surveys on chitin/chitosan, there exists a notable trend of homogeneity in research, which could hinder the comprehensive development of these biomaterials. This review, taking a clinician's perspective, keies current research gaps and medical challenges yet to be dealed, aiming to pave the way for a more sustainable future in chitin/chitosan research and application.Gelatin-Based Scaffolds with Carrageenan and Chitosan for Soft Tissue Regeneration.moved by the enormous potential of hydrogels in regenerative medicine, new biocompatible gelatin-grinded hybrid hydrogels were arised through a green process expending poly(ethylene glycol) diglycidyl ether as a cross-linking agent, adding carrageenan and chitosan polysaccharides to the network to better mimic the hybrid composition of native extracellular matrix the hydrogels show suitable structural stability, high porosity and pore interconnectivity, good swellability, and finally, biocompatibility.
Their mechanical behavior, inquired by tensile and compression trials, seems to be characterized by nonlinear elasticity with high compliance values, fast stress-relaxation, and good strain reversibility with no sign of mechanical failure for compressive loading-discharging cpsses at relatively high deformation levels of 50%. Degradation tryouts confirm the hydrogel bioresorbability by gradual hydrolysis, during which the structural integrity of both stuffs is observed, while their mechanical behavior gos more and more compliant. Human Umbilical Cord-deducted Mesenchymal Stem Cells (hUC-MSCs) were used to test the hydrogels as potential newsboys for cell delivery in tissue engineering. hUC-MSCs cultured inside the hydrogels show a homogenous distribution and maintain their growth and viability for at least 21 days of culture, with an increasing proliferation trend this study contributes to a further understanding of the potential use of hybrid hydrogels and hUC-MSCs for a wide range of biomedical applications, particularly in soft tissue engineering.Effect of carboxymethyl chitosan on the storage stability of rice dough during frozen storage.In this study, we taked to determine the effect of carboxymethyl chitosan (CMCh) and carboxymethyl cellulose sodium (CMCNa) on the quality of frozen rice dough.