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CytroCell Micronized Cellulose Enhances the Structural and Thermal Properties of IntegroPectin Cross-Linked Films.

Antonino Scurria1,2, Mario Pagliaro1, Giuseppe Pantaleo1, Francesco Meneguzzo3, Francesco M Giordano1, Rosaria Ciriminna1.   

Abstract

Added to grapefruit IntegroPectin in solution, the micronized cellulose CytroCell, coproduct of the IntegroPectin extraction via hydrodynamic cavitation, enhances the structural and thermal properties of the resulting cross-linked composite films. The films become strong but remain highly flexible as no transition glass temperature is observed, whereas the thermal properties are substantially improved. No organic solvent, acid, or base is used from the extraction of the pectin and cellulose biopolymers through filming their nanocomposites, thereby establishing a completely green route to a class of bio-based 2D films (and 3D scaffolds) with numerous potential applications in regenerative medicine, in tissue engineering, and in the treatment of infections.

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Keywords:  CytroCell; IntegroPectin; biocompatible; cellulose; film; pectin

Year:  2022        PMID: 36205302      PMCID: PMC9579998          DOI: 10.1021/acsabm.2c00658

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  ACS Appl Bio Mater        ISSN: 2576-6422


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9.  CytroCell: Valued Cellulose from Citrus Processing Waste.

Authors:  Antonino Scurria; Lorenzo Albanese; Mario Pagliaro; Federica Zabini; Francesco Giordano; Francesco Meneguzzo; Rosaria Ciriminna
Journal:  Molecules       Date:  2021-01-23       Impact factor: 4.411

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