The ultimate goal
in skin tissue regeneration is to develop artificial skin replacements for the
restoration of damaged or missing skins in patients as well as to enhance wound
healing processes.
Fibrin, a
naturally-occurring biopolymer involved in wound healing has seen widespread
use in tissue engineering due to its bioactivity, biocompatibility,
biodegradability, and facile processability.
However, the
versatile biopolymer should be further explored and more specifically for skin
tissue engineering strategies due to its remarkable skin repair capacity.
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