Microstructure and property of regenepercentaged silk fibroin/chitosan nanofibers

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Composite silk fibroin/chitosan nanofiber membrane was fabricated by bubbfil electrospinning. The influence of chitosan content on composite membrane's microstructure, mechanical property, and the percentage of water-dissolved were studied experimentally. The result indicated that the crystallinity of electrospun membrane was enhanced by increasing chitosan concentration. It is noteworthy that the percentage of water-dissolved was the minimum when the weight ratio of silk fibroin/chitosan was 70:30. After the composite membrane treated by the methanol, the percentage of water-dissolved of the nanofiber membrane decreased significantly. The strength and elongation at break of composite membrane increased gradually with the increased content of chitosan. Additionally, the electrospun silk fibroin/chitosan membrane showed excellent antibacterial property.

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Zhao, L., He, Y. F., Wang, Q. W., & He, C. H. (2016). Microstructure and property of regenepercentaged silk fibroin/chitosan nanofibers. Thermal Science, 20(3), 979–983. https://doi.org/10.2298/TSCI1603979Z

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