Применение материалов на основе шёлка паутины в регенеративной медицине: от исследований in vivo к клиническому применению

В данном обзоре рассмотрено применение материалов на основе шёлка паутины в регенеративной медицине. Шёлк паутины обладает уникальным сочетанием механических и биологических характеристик, что делает его перспективным биоматериалом для тканевой инженерии. Проведен анализ in vivo-исследований на животных моделях и первых клинических испытаний, демонстрирующих способность шёлка направлять рост клеток, ускорять заживление ран и способствовать регенерации периферических нервов. Обсуждаются перспективы масштабного производства паучьего шёлка и его применения в медицине.

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