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Attenuating Fibrotic Markers of Patient-Derived Dermal Fibroblasts by Thiolated Lignin Composites

2021-04-21

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Engineering composite biomaterials requires the successful integration of multiple feed- stocks to formulate a final product for functional improvement. Here we engineered biomaterial scaffolds to attenuate the fibrotic phenotype exhibited by high scarring (HS) patient-derived der- mal fibroblasts (hdFBs) by valorizing lignosulfonate from waste feedstocks of lignin. We utilized phenolic functional groups of li...

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24e6c530-b43f-5688-9b10-678edf9489e3
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10.26434/chemrxiv.14060564.v2
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