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Skin tissue engineering chitin

Chitin nanofiber Skin tissue engineering Promoted keratinocyte and fibroblast cellular attachment and proliferation Noh et al. (2006)... [Pg.198]

Chitin and chitosan have been used as materials in wound healing and tissue engineering due to their benehcial skin repair properties. However, despite the faet that these polysaccharides appear to be efficient to a different extent in the tissue repair process, the currently marketed products exploit only the intrinsic properties of the biopolymers without further upgrading them with active functions to react at molecular level with wound pathogens. Numerous reports dealing with chitin/ chitosan functionalization at laboratory scale exist and are summarized below. [Pg.7]

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