Modification of the small intestinal submucosa membrane with oligopeptides screened from intrinsically disordered regions to promote angiogenesis and accelerate wound healing

Ma, Shiqing; Yang, Yilin; Mu, Yuzhu; Peng, Huizhen; Wei, Pengfei; Wei, Jing; Peng, Chong; Liu, Xiangning; Zhao, Bo; Cai, Meili; Liu, Zihao; Yu, Xueqiao; Deng, Jiayin

doi:10.1016/j.bioadv.2023.213360

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“…A recently discovered promising technique for skin regeneration is the production of biologically decellularized SIS. For example, a team of researchers discovered that the SIS membrane modified with proangiogenic oligopeptide (QSHGPS) can encourage angiogenesis and repair of critical-sized full-thickness wounds on the skin [ 113 ]. As collagen is the primary component of the SIS membrane, scientists construct chimeric peptides utilizing the collagen-binding peptide sequence TKTLRT and the pro-angiogenic oligopeptide sequence QSHGPS.…”

Section: Tissue Repair Using Functional Sismentioning

confidence: 99%