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A conducting-polymer platform with biodegradable fibers for stimulation and guidance of axonal growth

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posted on 2024-11-16, 04:05 authored by Anita Quigley, Joselito Razal, Brianna Thompson, Simon Moulton, Magdalena Kita, Elizabeth Kennedy, Graeme Clark, Gordon WallaceGordon Wallace, Robert Kapsa
A biosynthetic platform composed of a conducting polypyrrole sheet embedded with unidirectional biodegradable polymer fibers is described (see image; scale bar = 50 µm). Such hybrid systems can promote rapid directional nerve growth for neuro-regenerative scaffolds and act as interfaces between the electronic circuitry of medical bionic devices and the nervous system.

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Nanobionics

Australian Research Council

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Wet-Spinning Novel Multi-Functional Bio-Synthetic Platforms

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Quigley, A. F., Razal, J. M., Thompson, B. C., Moulton, S. E., Kita, M., Kennedy, E. L., Clark, G. M., Wallace, G. G. & Kapsa, R. M. I. (2009). A conducting-polymer platform with biodegradable fibers for stimulation and guidance of axonal growth. Advanced Materials, 21 (43), 4393-4397.

Journal title

Advanced Materials

Volume

21

Issue

43

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4393-4397

Language

English

RIS ID

31959

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