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Novel electrospun organic–inorganic hybrid scaffold from PCL, gelatin, and bioglass 58 S -cerium oxide nanoparticles for skin tissue engineering

Jul 2026 · Polymer Bulletin · Vol 83 · 0 citations · 114 references

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This research provides evidence for the potential use of cerium oxide-doped 58 S bioactive glass nanoparticles in wound dressings, highlighting their non-cytotoxicity, blood compatibility, suitable mechanical properties for skin tissue engineering, antibacterial activity, and therapeutic benefits.

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