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Furthermore, by changing the synthesis parameters, including the temperature of cryogelation and solute concentration, it is possible to truly generate macroporous scaffolds able to undergo syringe injectability, tunable degradation and highly interconnected pore architecture. Mussel-inspired cryogels for promoting wound regeneration through photobiostimulation, modulating inflammatory responses and suppressing bacterial invasion.

The cryogelation could surpass these limitations by offering many desirable traits for the silk-based materials, such as a highly interconnected microporous structure, a tunable biodegradation rate, superior mechanical strength, and injectability that greatly extend their application in those advanced biomedical fields ( Table 1) [ 4, 12]. It should be noted that silk sericin in the past was initially discarded as a biowaste, and recent studies showed its incredible potential in biomedical applications.Antioxidant, Antibacterial, Injectable Lignin-Gelatin Composite Cryogels for Wound Healing and Tissue Engineering. designed a multifunctional scaffold by loading annulus fibrosus cell-derived exosomes into an SF cryogel to seal annulus fibrosus (AF) defects and promote their regeneration. The addition of ethanol stimulates the hydrophobic region of fibroin, and water between the chains escapes from the amorphous region. After pertinent calibration of the system using commercial aerogels as reference, thermal conductivity of the specimens can be determined from the readings for temperature that are obtained from top and bottom plates, and once a steady heat flux through the sample has been achieved. Reused with some rearrangement with permission of [ 74] (Under a Creative Commons license: CC BY-NC-ND 4.

In this way, the authors stated that they produced macroporous scaffolds with up to 90% porosity and high mechanical strength. Cryogels made out of silk-based biomaterials consistently outperformed other scaffolds by offering unique properties where their macroporous structure supports cell growth and migration including nutrient and waste transport, and can improve the speed of scaffolds vascularization [ 70]. For example, silk and other scaffolds made by cryogelation exhibit improved physical properties, including shape memory and a highly interconnected macroporous network architecture that supports syringe injectability [ 11, 12, 13]. The excess of water is then removed from the beaker, and the precursor is now ready for post processing.Furthermore, more ingenious cryogelation strategies can be utilized to effectively tune the properties and functionality of silk-based cryogels. It is worth noticing that, even though the FD process effectively avoids the capillary pressure that builds up within the pore that is typical of the APD method, it would nevertheless tend to damage the three-dimensional network that was formed during condensation of the aerogel precursor.