… As one-dimensional nano materials, nano-fibers have attracted a lot of attention from …
widespread applications [1]. Compared to many other common base materials, nano fibers have …

… In this study, the authors took advantage of the fact that discrete fiber segments tend to
align themselves in the direction of minimum net torque to obtain orientation. These studies …

… parameters on fiber morphology, and discuss the application and impact of electrospinning
on the fields of vascular, neural, bone, cartilage, and tendon/ligament tissue engineering. …

… nanofibers Case study: preparation, structure and properties of TiO2inorganic nanofibers
Doping inorganic nanofibers Applications of inorganic functional nanofibers Future trends …

… tissue engineering, including fiber degradation … applications of polymeric nanofibers in the
fields of bone, cartilage, ligament and tendon, cardiovascular, and neural tissue engineering …

… Aligned electrospun nanofibers can easily be produced by orienting the fibers in one … The
shape of nanofibers is important in tissue engineering applications because some tissues, …

… nanofibers and their use in tissue engineering and local therapeutic delivery applications. …
to manipulate the mechanical and biochemical properties of fibers. The high surface area to …

… detailed investigations of the ensuing submicron sized fibers. Gelatin is a frequently used
biomaterial for tissue engineering application, especially in cardiac tissue engineering [38], [39]…

… genotoxicity still limits their extensive use in tissue engineering applications [47]. In order to
… of COL/BG nanofibers into rats revealed a higher formation of collagen fibers and rapid re-…

… and biological activity, respectively, to produce fiber scaffolds for tissue engineering
applications. Furthermore, coaxial fibers have been tested for controlled release of bioactive …