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This work presents a feasible strategy for developing multifunctional PLLA-based materials, demonstrating promising potential for use in active food packaging, wound dressings, and antimicrobial textiles.
The optimized Cs/NCC/PLA nanofibers, especially the one that contained low molecular weight chitosan, had a smoother and more uniform nanofibers and high spectrum antibacterial activity.
Electrospun poly-based fibers functionalized with silver and gold nanoparticles demonstrated an excellent balance of safety, cytocompatibility, and antibacterial performance, making them promising candidates for biomedical applications that require both inflammation control and antimicrobial protection.
Poly(lipoic acid) (PLA) often suffers from poor stability in physiological environments and limited adhesion, which restricts its practical use. To address these issues, a multicomponent adhesive hydrogel was constructed by integrating sodium lipoate (LANa) and tannic acid (TA) into the system. LANa helps adjust the hy...
It is demonstrated that the combination of poly-(itaconic acid)-based antimicrobial agents with supercritical fluid treatment is an effective strategy for tailoring PLA fibers with improved antimicrobial activity and the modified materials show strong potential for biomedical applications such as wound dressings and in...
Bacterial cellulose (BC), a renewable biopolymer, has emerged as a promising substrate for membrane fabrication due to its biocompatibility and sustainability. However, the intrinsic heterogeneity in BC fiber distribution results in polydisperse inter-fiber voids, impeding its widespread application in membrane technol...
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