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Journal Article
Modified poly(ε-caprolactone) with larvae protein environmentally friendly nanofiber: Assessment of interface properties and characterization
2024
Overview
The structure, morphology, mechanical properties, water absorption, cytocompatibility, wound healing, and biodegradability of PCL/LP and MPCL/LP nanofiber mats were investigated. [...]with the protein requirements for biodegradable polymer materials and technological advancements in this area, there is an increasing demand for proteins with enhanced properties and characteristics, especially in terms of their mechanical properties, processability, porosity, and pore size [19-21]. In this study, we developed new composite fibers containing PCL and proteins extracted from BSF larvae using an electrospinning technique. Preparation of protein from BSF larvae First, the surface of BSF larvae was washed with clean water to remove soil and impurities, followed by spraying with 75% alcohol and exposure to ultraviolet light for 1 h for sterilization.
