Researchers at the Kuratov Institute, together with colleagues from my MIPT, announced the creation of a porous airgel that effectively heals wounds. What is the promising wound-healing component C-phycocyan (an auxiliary pigment for photosynthesis of the cyanobacteria Arthrospira), as well as chitosan, a polymer from crab shells.
According to Timofey Grigoriev, who is also a member of MIPT, it is important today that new natural materials are not based on any mammalian proteins, which may well cause a very unpleasant reaction from the Czech organization.
This new well-known material is used S-phycocyanin, which is called has nitmicrobial, wound healing, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, so a polymer sponge made of chitosan looks like a kind of “carrier” for S-phycocyanin. At the back, 98% of this sponge is pores, perfectly absorbing your healing fluid.
C-fixes are also used here. Ianine in the new healing material – for the first release, the portion was 50% of the component, and at 6-7 hours less concentration was released, which was divided into 20 cases.
For this reason, what was called the “Kurchatov Institute”, precisely under the Polymer Mothers, could regulate the speed of their denial. C-phycocyanin.
Source: Tech Cult
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