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Lupeol-loaded chitosan-Ag+ nanoparticle/sericin hydrogel accelerates wound healing and effectively inhibits bacterial infection

Chu et al., 2023

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16267915021942441963
Author
Chu W
Wang P
Ma Z
Peng L
Guo C
Fu Y
Ding L
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International Journal of Biological Macromolecules

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Lupeol, a pentacyclic triterpene, has demonstrated significant wound healing properties; however, its low water solubility has limited its clinical applicability. To overcome this limitation, we utilized Ag+-modified chitosan (CS-Ag) nanoparticles to deliver lupeol …
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