Biohybrid dressings: integrating silk fibroin textiles with decellularized biological tissue for wound healing

Teresa Sousa; Inês Vale; Marta Rosadas; Inês V. Silva; Viviana P. Ribeiro; Ana L. Oliveira

Biohybrid dressings: integrating silk fibroin textiles with decellularized biological tissue for wound healing

Teresa Sousa
, Inês Vale
, Marta Rosadas
, Inês V. Silva
, Viviana P. Ribeiro^*
, Ana L. Oliveira^*

^*Corresponding author for this work

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Burns affect 11 million people globally each year with 180,000 associated fatalities. This study proposes a multilayer hybrid dressing combining a silk fibroin (SF) textile with decellularized porcine small intestine (dPSI) capable of simultaneously provide wound protection and tissue regeneration. A silk sericin (SS) hydrogel was embedded into the decellularized tissue ensuring the integration with the textile layer while promoting anti-inflammatory benefits, enhancing the hybrid dressing’s biological performance.

Original language	English
Pages	1-2
Number of pages	2
Publication status	Published - Jun 2025
Event	7th International Conference on Natural Fibers - Lisbon, Portugal Duration: 16 Jun 2025 → 18 Jun 2025

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Conference	7th International Conference on Natural Fibers
Country/Territory	Portugal
City	Lisbon
Period	16/06/25 → 18/06/25

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CBQF - Centre for Biotecnology and Fine Chemistry: UID/50016/2025. Pluriannual 2025-2029
Pintado, M. M. (PI)
Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia
1/01/25 → 31/12/29
Project: Research
FENIX: Featuring the valorization of an agro-food by-product: rabbit skin as a matrix for treating burn wounds
Ribeiro, V. (PI)
Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia
1/10/24 → 31/08/30
Project: Research
BE@T: Bioeconomia para têxtil e vestuário
Pintado, M. M. (PI), Oliveira-Silva, P. (Researcher), Oliveira, A. L. (Researcher), Vasconcelos, M. (Researcher), Tavaria, F. K. (Researcher), Couto, J. A. (Researcher), Sousa, C. (Researcher), Costa, E. (Researcher), Bonifácio-Lopes, T. (Research Assistant) & Afonso, T. B. (Researcher)
PRR - Recuperar Portugal
1/07/22 → 1/07/25
Project: Research

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CBQF - Centre for Biotecnology and Fine Chemistry: UID/50016/2025. Pluriannual 2025-2029

FENIX: Featuring the valorization of an agro-food by-product: rabbit skin as a matrix for treating burn wounds

BE@T: Bioeconomia para têxtil e vestuário

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