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Poly (caprolactone)/sodium-alginate-functionalized halloysite clay nanotube nanocomposites: Potent biocompatible materials for wound healing applications
Sabia Kouser
, Ashwini Prabhu
, Sareen Sheik
, Kalappa Prashantha
, G. K. Nagaraja
*
, Josline Neetha D'souza
,
K. Meghana Navada
, D. J. Manasa
*
Corresponding author for this work
Department of Chemistry, Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal
Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal
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adhesion
18%
afm
9%
alginates
100%
applications
100%
casting
9%
cell proliferation
18%
clays
100%
clinical trials
9%
closures
9%
dispersions
9%
fibroblasts
18%
films
100%
healing
100%
in vitro
9%
inflammation
9%
mechanical properties
9%
migration
18%
nanocomposites
100%
nanotubes
100%
roughness
9%
scanning electron microscopy
9%
sodium
100%
solutions
9%
surfaces
9%
swelling
9%
thermal properties
9%
wounds
100%
Material Science
Analytical Method
11%
Biomaterial
100%
Cell Proliferation
22%
Fibroblast
22%
Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscopy
11%
Film
100%
Nanocomposite
100%
Nanocomposite Film
22%
Nanotubes
100%
Sodium
100%
Surface Functionalization
11%
Engineering
Caprolactone
100%
Casting Solution
20%
Enzymatic Degradation
20%
Halloysite Nanotube
40%
Hemocompatibility
20%
Nanocomposites
100%
Nanotubes
100%
Sodium Alginate
100%
Surface Functionalisation
20%
Test Result
20%