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|a Wang, Li-Sheng
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|a Porous Polymerized High Internal Phase Emulsions Prepared Using Proteins and Essential Oils for Antimicrobial Applications
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|a High internal phase emulsions (HIPEs) provide a versatile platform for encapsulating large volumes of therapeutics that are immiscible in water. A stable scaffold is obtained by polymerizing the external phase, resulting in polyHIPEs. However, fabrication of polyHIPEs usually requires using a considerable quantity of surfactants along with nonbiocompatible components, which hinders their biological applications, e.g., drug-eluting devices. We describe here a straightforward method for generating porous biomaterials by using proteins as both the emulsifier and the building blocks for the fabrication of polyHIPEs. We demonstrate the versatility of this method by using different essential oils as the internal phase. After the gelation of protein building blocks is triggered by the addition of reducing agents, a stable protein hydrogel containing essential oils can be formed. These oils can be either extracted to obtain protein-based porous scaffolds or slowly released for antimicrobial applications
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