IIT Bombay team cultures more skin cells in less time
IIT Bombay team uses indigenously developed hydrogel to multiply skin cells (keratinocytes). In contrast to plastic plates where cells grew to 1 million in 10 days, the hydrogel produced 20…
Category: Wound healing
Amity University achieves faster healing of diabetic wound
Hydrogel nanotubes containing ice in a helical structure developed by Amity University researchers has been found to quicken diabetic wound healing. Complete healing of wounds in Wistar rats was seen…
Podcast: Developing bioactive wound dressing, skin graft
IIT Guwahati researchers have developed bioactive wound dressings and bio-artificial skin by using silkworm silk fibroin as matrix and coating it with recombinant spider silk proteins. The recombinant spider silk reduced bacterial…
IIT Guwahati use silk to develop bioactive wound dressing, skin graft
IIT Guwahati researchers have developed bioactive wound dressings and bio-artificial skin by using silkworm silk fibroin as matrix and coating it with recombinant spider silk proteins. The recombinant spider silk reduced bacterial…
IASST researchers use smart bandage for faster wound healing
IASST, Guwahati researchers have fabricated a smart bandage that can be loaded with antimicrobials and used for healing wounds. The one with curcumin and graphene oxide showed faster and satisfactory healing…
Indian researchers use wild silk protein for faster, scar-free healing of wounds
Indian researchers have developed a smart wound-healing nanofibrous mat that interacts with the body to help it heal faster and without scarring. The mat is made of a non-protein polymer…
