Silk granular hydrogels self-reinforced with regenerated silk fibroin fibers

Céline Samira Wyss; Peyman Karami; Adrien Demongeot; P.‐E. Bourban; Dominique P. Pioletti

doi:10.1039/d1sm00585e

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Silk granular hydrogels self-reinforced with regenerated silk fibroin fibers

Céline Samira Wyss Peyman Karami Adrien Demongeot P.‐E. Bourban Dominique P. Pioletti

Year: 2021 Journal: Soft Matter Vol: 17 (29)Pages: 7038-7046 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/d1sm00585e

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The swelling of microgels is used to concentrate the surrounding solution and regenerate silk fibroin in situ. The obtained materials are self-reinforced composite granular hydrogels with high stability, strength and toughness.

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Fibroin SILK Self-healing hydrogels Toughness Swelling Materials science Composite material Composite number Polymer science Polymer chemistry

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