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Abstract
A bilayer hydrogel scaffold (DSHM) was developed with a porous layer approximately 432.1 μm thick for enhanced mechanical strength and a dense layer around 34.6 μm thick for sustained antibacterial effects.
- The scaffold integrates methacrylated silk fibroin with hydroxyapatite and minocycline hydrochloride.
- The porous layer is designed to support bone cell growth and differentiation.
- The dense layer serves as a barrier to prevent fibrous tissue from invading the scaffold.
- The DSHM scaffold shows improved mechanical properties and biocompatibility.
- It may effectively promote bone tissue regeneration while controlling infection.
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