Bacteria-produced PHA fibres aid bone healing: Research
A doctoral thesis by Sabrina Kopf at the University of Borås has explored using biodegradable, bacteria-produced PHA fibres to support bone healing, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional bone grafts. These fibres, enhanced with calcium phosphate for cell attachment, showed promising results in strength and cell compatibility.
A doctoral thesis by Sabrina Kopf at the University of Borås has explored using biodegradable, bacteria-produced PHA fibres to support bone healing, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional bone grafts.
These fibres, enhanced with calcium phosphate for cell attachment, showed promising results in strength and cell compatibility.
