Abstract Nowadays, aloe-vera (AV) is exploited extensively in nanofibrous structures for skin
substitutes. However, the lack of electrospinnability and appropriate mechanical …

Wound healing scaffolds provide cells with structural integrity and can also deliver biological
agents to establish a skin tissue-specific microenvironment to regulate cell functions and to …

Cryogenic electrospinning has previously been demonstrated for controlling the pore sizes
of electrospun scaffolds, which has been impossible with traditional electrospinning …

In this study, a combination of poly (3-hydroxybutyrate)(PHB), chitosan (Cs), multiwall
carbon nanotubes (MWNTs), and different concentrations of Hyaluronic Acid (HA) were …

Electrospun scaffolds manufactured using conventional electrospinning configurations have
an intrinsic thickness limitation, due to a charge build-up at the collector. To overcome this …

Collagen and hyaluronic acid (HA) are main components of the extracellular matrix and
have been utilized in electrospinning; a technique that creates nanosized fibers for tissue …

Controlled delivery of multiple therapeutic agents can be considered as an effective
approach in skin tissue engineering. In this study, recombinant human epidermal growth …

Tissue engineering aims at developing functional substitutes for damaged tissues by
mimicking natural tissues. In particular, tissue engineering for bone regeneration enables …

Electrospinning is an advanced method used for developing wound dressings. Biopolymer-
based electrospun mats have been extensively studied in tissue engineering due to their …

Tissue engineering scaffolds produced by electrospinning feature a structural similarity to
the natural extracellular matrix. Polymer blending is one of the effective methods to provide …