Gelatin–polyvinyl alcohol hydrogels

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Funder: Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia

Animals1

Outcomes

Skin tissue organisation and maturation

upin mice1

1 study

Gelatin–polyvinyl alcohol hydrogels improve skin tissue organisation and maturation in mice.
“In a full-thickness excisional wound model, bioink-treated groups exhibited accelerated wound closure, improved tissue organisation, and enhanced skin maturation compared with untreated controls.”
Animalsdiabetic mice with full-thickness excisional wounds; compared with untreated controlsgenipin-crosslinked bioinksskinday 0 to day 17
Cell-laden hybrid gelatin–polyvinyl alcohol bioinks crosslinked with genipin for diabetic wound healing: A safety and efficacy analysis
International Journal of Bioprinting10 Sep 2026

Wound closure

upin mice1

1 study

Gelatin–polyvinyl alcohol hydrogels increase wound closure in mice.
“In a full-thickness excisional wound model, bioink-treated groups exhibited accelerated wound closure, improved tissue organisation, and enhanced skin maturation compared with untreated controls.”
Animalsdiabetic mice with full-thickness excisional wounds; compared with untreated controlsgenipin-crosslinked bioinksskinday 0 to day 17
Cell-laden hybrid gelatin–polyvinyl alcohol bioinks crosslinked with genipin for diabetic wound healing: A safety and efficacy analysis
International Journal of Bioprinting10 Sep 2026

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Cell-laden hybrid gelatin–polyvinyl alcohol bioinks crosslinked with genipin for diabetic wound healing: A safety and efficacy analysis

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Gelatin–polyvinyl alcohol hydrogels

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Cell-laden hybrid gelatin–polyvinyl alcohol bioinks crosslinked with genipin for diabetic wound healing: A safety and efficacy analysis

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