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Russian Scientists Create Revolutionary New Material for Skin Treatment
Russian Scientists Create Revolutionary New Material for Skin Treatment
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The hybrid films developed by a research team at St. Petersburg Polytechnic University can become a much more effective version of the existing adhesive patches.
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How it works:The materials are ready for preclinical studies and could lead to a new efficient method to treat skin damage.
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Russian Scientists Create Revolutionary New Material for Skin Treatment
The hybrid films developed by a research team at St. Petersburg Polytechnic University can become a much more effective version of the existing adhesive patches.
The films are a combination of polyvinyl alcohol and HKUST-1 copper-based metal-organic frameworks
The materials exhibit considerable antibacterial and antifungal properties while showing no significant side effects during tests
The properties of these materials help control the healing of epithelial tissues – the outer layer of skin
The materials are ready for preclinical studies and could lead to a new efficient method to treat skin damage.
