Characterizations and bioactivities of novel biocomposites based on modified fish collagen, ginsenoside Rb1, and Camellia chrysantha polyphenols
Thuy Chinh Nguyen,
Tra My Duong,
Tran Dung Hoang
et al.
Abstract:Collagen derived from freshwater fish scales is a potential material for hemostatic and wound healing. 3D printing method is an environmentally friendly technique to geometrically‐controlled samples and is widely applied to prepare collagen‐based materials. This work aims to compare the advantages of preparation methods for hemostatic materials based on collagen, in which, the traditional method, solution will be compared with the modern method, 3D printing. Collagen in gel form was crosslinked with glutaralde… Show more
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