… the possibilities of silkworm silk as an excellent biomaterial … Silk fibroin (SF), which is extracted
from silkworm silk, is a … using the search terms “spider silk”, “silk fibroin”, “biomaterials”, “…

… In the present study we evaluated the potential of a chitosan/silk fibroin scaffold serving as
a delivery vehicle for adipose-derived stem cells and as a structural framework for the injured …

… (OECs) has potential for treating spinal cord and brain injury. However, they are void of an
… Tussah silk fibroin (TSF) has good biocompatibility and an Arg‑Gly‑Asp tripeptide sequence. …

… silk fibroin as the core, termed as PS throughout this manuscript. Further, 10 μg of NGF was
added to 200 μL of 10% w/v SF solution, and the NGF containing PLA–Silk Fibroin scaffolds (…

… silks spun by the domestic silkworm Bombyx mori have been used in textiles for thousands of
years (at least 5000 years). Silk … For almost two decades, the regenerated liquid silk fibroin (…

… Future research should be focused on using silk fibroin not only by itself as a scaffold, but
mostly combined with other polymers and compounds, which will give it the properties of a …

… The introduction of double bonds into glycidyl methacrylate (GMA)-modified SP molecules
can form chemically stable silk fibroin (SF).[17] SF not only has a more convenient gelation …

… Silk fibroin (SF), derived from natural silk long used as a textile material, has recently become
an important biomaterial for tissue engineering applications. We have previously reported …

… Spinal cord and traumatic brain injuries (TBI) are sustained by … from <1 kPa for brain slices27
and single brain cells28 to ≈90… Silk fibroin is a natural biomaterial that is extracted from the …

… silk fibroin films efficiently deliver neuroprotective compounds that penetrate the blood–brain
barrier [97] and silk fibroin-… cells promote functional recovery from spinal cord injuries [98]. …