ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2026
Bioinspired electrospun janus nanofibrous dressing for synergistic antibacterial activity and tissue regeneration.
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Introduction: Wound infection remains significant challenge in clinical healing, frequently leading to delayed tissue regeneration and prolonged inflammatory responses. Methods: Herein, a bioinspired electrospun Janus nanofibrous dressing (QAS-PU/FC) was designed to mimic the hierarchical architecture of natural skin and achieve synergistic infection inhibition and tissue regeneration. Results: The dressing is characterized by an Janus structure, in which the outer layer, composed of quaternary ammonium acrylate-based polyurethane and polycaprolactone (PCL), provides robust antibacterial protection and mechanical integrity, while the inner layer, composed of collagen and PCL, offers a biocompatible matrix that supports cell adhesion, proliferation, and tissue remodeling. The Janus design creates a functionally graded interface, enabling sequential antibacterial defense and regenerative stimulation. The outer antibacterial surface effectively inhibits both Discussion: This work provides a promising bioinspired strategy to design multifunctional Janus electrospun membranes for infection-controlled and regenerative wound care applications.
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