Arvind Kumar Rathore
Regeneration of diseased or damaged tissues is one of the challenges in tissue engineering. Although many methods have been developed, scaffold-based tissue engineering provides both biological and functional environments for regeneration. In the last decade, silk fibroin has gained immense importance for applications in tissue engineering scaffolding. It is a fibrous protein extracted from the cocoons of Bombyx mori and spiders, and has been used as a biomaterial in tissue engineering due to its unique mechanical properties, controllable biodegradation rate, and biocompatibility. This review discusses the properties of silk fibroin and recent applications of silk fibroin as a biomaterial in various tissue engineering approaches.
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