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Fabrication, characterization and in vitro evaluation of Melia dubia extract infused nanofibers for wound dressing

Karuppannan et al., 2022

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1711883503975172927
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Karuppannan S
Bushion J
Ramalingam R
Swaminathan S
Arunachalam K
Kadam A
Rajagopal R
Sathya R
Chinnappan S
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Journal of King Saud University-Science

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Open wounds are easily susceptible to infection, so it is necessary to develop a suitable barrier to prevent infection and enhance wound healing. The nanofibers has potential applications in regenerative medicine and tissue engineering. Certain phytochemicals are …
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