Aug 2026· Ionics (Kiel)· Vol 32, pp. 11397 - 11410· 0 citations· 55 references
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A novel multifunctional wound dressing based on a composite of tannic acid-silver self-assembled nanoparticles (TA-AgNPs) and electrospun nanofiber membranes (NFMs) that combines excellent biocompatibility with mechanical properties demonstrates promising applications in chronic wound treatment.
A novel integration of capsaicin-mediated silver nanoparticles within a chitosan–alginate biopolymeric matrix is introduced, providing a multifunctional strategy that enhances both antimicrobial efficacy and wound regeneration compared to conventional systems.
M. Khaire, P. Bigoniya, Rohini C. Kolhe· Journal of Pharmaceutical In...· 0 citations
It is demonstrated that green-synthesized MSN-enhanced herbal nanofibers represent a safe and promising platform for sustained drug delivery and advanced wound-healing applications.
Hebah Ayash, Gülşah Esen, E. Sabuncu et al.· Molecules· 0 citations
PM hydrogel combined with light irradiation effectively remodels the wound microenvironment and markedly accelerates healing of infected burn wounds, reaching a 94% healing rate by day 14, and Transcriptomic analyses reveal that PM promotes tissue repair by modulating immune responses, enhancing cell migration and diff...
Chunhong Chen, Jiangshan Liu, Xulu Ma et al.· Small· 0 citations
Findings demonstrate that Aloe vera-mediated AgNPs can impart antibacterial functionality to electrospun PVA wound dressings, and careful optimization of the AgNPs concentration is essential to achieve an appropriate balance among antibacterial performance, cytocompatibility, and mechanical properties.
Bacterial infections obstruct wound healing, prolong inflammation and disrupt cellular activity, leading to chronic wound formation. Consequently, the development of advanced therapeutic strategies like nanomedicine and biocompatible materials has become increasingly important. To address these biological barriers, bio...
Kaviya Suresh, M. Faiyazuddin, P. Dharmaraj et al.· Biomaterials Advances· 0 citations
These findings demonstrate VN+JM-loaded nanofibers could be taken as a promising regenerative scaffold for diabetic wounds by mitigating oxidative stress and inflammation.
Garima Sahu, Mukul Maurya, Satyam Sharma et al.· Journal of Molecular Histolo...· 0 citations
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