Device/prototype production of synthetization of scaffolds the base of fibroin and Aloe barbadensis
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https://doi.org/10.20873/jbb.uft.cemaf.v8n1.cortelettiPalabras clave:
device, tissue engineering, scaffoldsResumen
This research established itself as principle the building of a device/prototype specific for synthesis of scaffolds composed of gel Aloe barbadensis Miller and fibroin extracted from cocoons of Bombyx mori, elaborate in favor of the development of equivalents dermo-epidermal. Consisting of an experimental study, with materials selection and related equipment, projection and construction of a prototype aiming at processing on larger scale and the best cost-benefit ratio, making the final product more accessible for those who need.In this way,the development of the device/prototypewas carried outnoting his performance in the process,being necessarythe conducting analyses physicochemical and microbiological of the scaffolds produced.
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