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In situ injectable nano-composite hydrogel composed of curcumin, N, O-carboxymethyl chitosan and oxidized alginate for wound healing application

Li et al., 2012

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5672639566557366673
Author
Li X
Chen S
Zhang B
Li M
Diao K
Zhang Z
Li J
Xu Y
Wang X
Chen H
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International journal of pharmaceutics

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In this paper, an in situ injectable nano-composite hydrogel composed of curcumin, N, O- carboxymethyl chitosan and oxidized alginate as a novel wound dressing was successfully developed for the dermal wound repair application. Nano-curcumin with improved stability …
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