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Fabrication and characterization of novel assembled prolamin protein nanofabrics with improved stability, mechanical property and release profiles

Wang et al., 2012

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13694584591935925117
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Wang Y
Chen L
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Journal of Materials Chemistry

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In spite of the numerous advantages of natural polymer nanofibers as biomedical materials, they are suffering due to their poor water resistance and tensile strength which largely restrict their applications. Here, we present a novel assembled protein nanofabric prepared …
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