Electrospun pva-graphene oxide-pedot: PSS nanofibers for wound healing
Electrical fiber spinning, or electrospinning is a common technique adopted to produce nanofibers (diameter ˂ 500 nm) [1]. Nanofibers-based scaffolds are highly valued for their mechanical and biological properties [1]. Nanofibers composed of different nanofillers posed enormous challenges in emu...
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2019
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| Summary: | Electrical fiber spinning, or electrospinning is a common technique adopted to produce nanofibers (diameter ˂ 500 nm) [1].
Nanofibers-based scaffolds are highly valued for their mechanical and biological properties [1].
Nanofibers composed of different nanofillers posed enormous challenges in emulating the architecture of the extracellular matrix [1].
We have capitalized on the unique property of graphene oxide (GO) and poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene)-poly(styrenesulfonate) (PEDOT:PSS) as nanofillers.
GO has been used as a carrier for drug [2] & gene delivery [3] and wound healing applications [4].
SH-SY5Y neuroblastoma-derived cells and primary mouse embryonic neural cells were able to survive upon attachment to PEDOT:PSS [5].
PEDOT:PSS polymers can also act as a drug delivery platform [6]. |
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