ArticleMaterials today. Bio2025
Living probiotics-loaded wound matrices prepared by microchip electrospinning.
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Abstract
Live biotherapeutic products are an emerging novel class of products currently under development to be used for the treatment of clinical challenges such as atopic dermatitis, acne, chronic wounds. Several methods of encapsulation are available to preserve the viability of probiotic bacteria in various harsh environmental conditions. In this work, an innovative microchip electrospinning is developed, which combines microfluidics microchip with electrospinning and enables the preparation of fiber matrices comprising living and functional encapsulated bacteria capable of producing antimicrobial substances. The bacteria are encapsulated into microcapsules, which are immediately within the same process electrospun into hydrophobic fibers. Using confocal microscopy and staining samples with fluorescent dyes, it is confirmed that probiotics are present in fibers. The average concentration of probiotics is 10
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