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Electrospun Silk Fibroin Fibers for Storage and Controlled Release of Human Platelet Lysate

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Journal Acta Biomater
Publisher Elsevier
Date 2018 Apr 21
PMID 29673841
Citations 18
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Abstract

Statement Of Significance: Human platelets lysate (hPL) is a mixture of growth factors and cytokines able to induce the regeneration of damaged tissues. This study aims at enclosing hPL in a silk fibroin electrospun matrix to expand its utilization. Silk fibroin showed the ability to preserve the hPL activity at temperature up to 60 °C and the manipulation of fibroin's crystallinity provided a tool to modulate the hPL release kinetic. This entails the possibility to fabricate the hPL silk fibroin patches in advance and store them, resulting in an easy and fast accessibility and an expanded use of hPL for wound healing.

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