ArticleInternational journal of biomaterials2026
Development of Self-Healing Composite Hydrogel Based on Gelatin and Glycerol Reinforced With Silk Amino Acids and Graphene Oxide.
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Silk amino acids (SAAs) are widely used in tissue engineering and wound healing due to their biocompatibility and good interaction with biological materials. This study aims to develop a composite hydrogel based on gelatin, deionized water (DI water), and glycerol, with the addition of SAAs to study their effect on self-healing capability and graphene oxide (GO) to study its effect on the mechanical properties and healing behavior of the material. From tensile testing, when SAA-containing specimens were cut apart completely and the cut surfaces were brought back into contact and left to heal for 24 h under the specified environmental conditions, the material recovered up to 28.1% of its original tensile strength (the SAAs 20% formulation). For the effect of GO, the addition of GO at 0.5 phr increased the tensile strength by approximately 87% (
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