Engineered Biopolymers

Usal, Tugba Dursun; Bektas, Cemile Kilic; Hasırcı, Nesrin; Hasırcı, Vasıf

doi:10.1002/9783527811014.ch3

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“…The successful crosslinking of GelMA/CSMA/HyMA/eggshell hybrid hydrogel scaffolds was confirmed by FTIR analysis (Figure 3). In all specimens, the intensity of the band seen at 3010 cm −1 of the CC bond in hybrid hydrogel scaffolds diminished, demonstrating the success of the obtaining crosslinked hydrogel structure 25,71 …”

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Eggshell integrated GelMA/CSMA/HyMA hybrid hydrogels for cell therapy/tissue engineering

Yüce‐Erarslan,

İzbudak,

Kızılkurtlu

et al. 2023

J of Applied Polymer Sci

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The use of biocompatible materials with improved behaviors for potential applications in the area of tissue engineering has increased as the developments in biomaterials have increased in recent years. Current approaches concentrate on hybrid combinations of synthetic and natural polymers. In this context, obtaining porous scaffolds with good mechanical properties is still challenging. Herein, a hybrid tissue scaffold consisting of methacrylated gelatin (GelMA), methacrylated chondroitin sulfate (CSMA), methacrylated hyaluronic acid (HyMA) and eggshell particles with enhanced pore morphology and mechanical property was fabricated by photo‐polymerization. The effect of different amounts of eggshell particles on the behaviors of hybrid hydrogel scaffolds was investigated. It was determined by scanning electron microscope analysis (SEM) that the particles were well‐dispersed and triggered the formation of an interconnected porous structure in the hybrid tissue scaffold containing 10% by weight of eggshell particles. It was concluded that the mechanical behaviors of the hybrid tissue scaffold containing 10% by weight of eggshell particles improved by 47% compared to the neat hydrogel scaffold. There were no toxic effects of eggshell particles‐integrated scaffolds against osteoblast cells. In addition, cells successfully adhered onto the scaffolds and proliferated. Consequently, GelMA/CSMA/HyMA scaffolds containing 10% eggshell particles were found to be biocompatible and suitable for cell therapy and tissue engineering applications.

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confidence: 82%

“…In all specimens, the intensity of the band seen at 3010 cm À1 of the C C bond in hybrid hydrogel scaffolds diminished, demonstrating the success of the obtaining crosslinked hydrogel structure. 25,71 3.4 | Mechanical behaviors of GelMA/ CSMA/HyMA/eggshell scaffolds…”

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confidence: 99%