Jul 2026· Tissue Engineering. Part A· pp.
19373341261469766
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Medicine
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This review critically evaluate the immuno-active motifs within natural polysaccharides, reveal their receptor-mediated interactions with immune cell subsets, and highlight recently reported polysaccharide constructs across distinct tissue targets.
Abstract Sulfated polysaccharides (SPs) are emerging as a versatile class of bioactive macromolecules for wound healing, owing to their intrinsic roles in cell signaling, immunomodulation, tissue repair, and host defense. As wound healing is a dynamic and tightly coordinated process, particularly in chronic and refract...
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Oral regenerative medicine seeks to repair or regenerate the pulp-dentin complex, periodontal tissues, jawbone, and oral mucosa. Nevertheless, this field confronts considerable challenges, including the intricate oral microenvironment, the body’s limited intrinsic regenerative capacity, and the requirement for coordina...
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The purpose of this review is to look at the impact of the use of these materials on the environment by looking at both their biodegradability and lessening of the authors' dependency on synthetic polymers, as well as presenting an integrated design framework that links the composition, physicochemical characteristics,...
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The success of regenerative biomaterials depends not simply on biocompatibility but also on their ability to direct coordinated interactions between immune and stromal compartments that ultimately determine tissue repair, integration, or fibrosis. Rather than viewing inflammation and fibrosis as independent outcomes, t...
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