Wound healing is a complex physiological process essential for the restoration of tissue integrity and function. Novel therapeutic approaches are urgently needed to enhance wound-healing outcomes. Nanotechnology, particularly zinc oxide nanoparticles, has shown promise due to its antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and regenerative properties. β-chitosan, derived from squid pens, possesses superior solubility and bioactivity compared to α-chitosan, making it a valuable biomaterial for biomedical applications. Through the integration of β-chitosan and zinc oxide nanoparticles, this study seeks to use the complementary properties of both substances to overcome present constraints in wound care treatments.
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