Abstract:Polymeric electrospun fibers present well-design scaffolds for wound healing applications. Here, the fabrication of biobased polyurethane (PU) blend fibers containing curcumin (Cur) was reported. Not only polymer concentration but also curcumin concentration affects the morphology, diameter, and contact angle values of the fibers. Morphological investigations revealed that the diameter and hydrophilicity of the PU fibers increased upon addition of curcumin. Effect of process parameters (applied voltage, flow r… Show more
“…Horzum Polat with coauthors 40 obtained electrospun nanofibers based on biobased PU Pearlthane® ECO D12T85. Special attention was given to an optimization of the electrospinning process by varying technological parameters (applied voltage, flow rate, and the distance between the spinneret and collector), as well as solution recipes.…”
Section: Polymers Used For Curcumin-loaded Fiber Formationmentioning
This review summarizes the latest data about electrospun curcumin-loaded polymer nanofibers: solution formulations, technological parameters, biological and antibacterial activity.
“…Horzum Polat with coauthors 40 obtained electrospun nanofibers based on biobased PU Pearlthane® ECO D12T85. Special attention was given to an optimization of the electrospinning process by varying technological parameters (applied voltage, flow rate, and the distance between the spinneret and collector), as well as solution recipes.…”
Section: Polymers Used For Curcumin-loaded Fiber Formationmentioning
This review summarizes the latest data about electrospun curcumin-loaded polymer nanofibers: solution formulations, technological parameters, biological and antibacterial activity.
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