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Effect of Different Additives on the Mechanical Properties of Gelatin Methacryloyl Hydrogel: A Meta-analysis.
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Abstract
Gelatin methacryloyl (GelMA) hydrogel has adjustable physicochemical properties and a three-dimensional network structure for cell growth and hence a hot issue in the field of tissue engineering. However, its poor mechanical properties limit the application in the scaffold, especially as a bone scaffold. To date, many research studies have been carried out by adding some additives into GelMA to construct GelMA-based composites to improve the mechanical properties. However, there is a controversy as to whether the additives can improve the mechanical properties of GelMA. Herein, meta-analysis was used to evaluate the influence of the additives on the mechanical properties of GelMA-based composites, which can provide reference for the further enhancement of mechanical properties of GelMA. In this study, meta-analysis was adopted to investigate the influence of additives on the mechanical properties of GelMA composites; composites with different concentrations of GelMA, that is, ≥10% (w/v), 5-10% (w/v), and ≤5% (w/v) were found in 23 literatures and heterogeneity could be found among these references. Accordingly, it is found that additives can improve the mechanical properties in each concentration.
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