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Fabrication of layer-by-layer ECM/polysaccharides/electrospun composite nanofibrous scaffolds and hydrogels for in-vitro skin cell regeneration
Skin burn wounds is a crucial issue that could reduce life quality. The novel tri-layered asymmetric porous scaffold has been innovated to mimic the natural skin layers. The scaffold constitutes of upper electrospun Cs-PVA layer and lower xerogel layer that made of effective skin ECM components. Bot...
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