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February 19, 2026RSC Advances1 citationsOpen Access

Development of bioactive SF/HAp/ZnO scaffolds incorporating succinic acid with potential bone regeneration capabilities

SHSadia HabibAAAysha ArshadHAHafsah Akhtar

Key Points

  • To evaluate the properties of SF/HA/ZnO scaffolds incorporating succinic acid for bone regeneration.
  • Fabrication of scaffolds using freeze gelation technique.
  • Assessment of swelling and hydrophilicity characteristics.
  • Evaluation of in vitro degradation rates.
  • Testing of pre-osteoblast viability on scaffolds.
  • Scaffolds displayed favorable swelling and hydrophilicity.
  • Controlled degradation rates were observed.
  • Pre-osteoblast viability was supported, indicating regenerative potential.

Abstract

SF/HA/ZnO scaffolds with SA were fabricated via freeze gelation, exhibited good swelling, hydrophilicity, and controlled in vitro degradation and supported pre-osteoblast viability, indicating strong potential for bone regeneration.

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Habib et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6996a887ecb39a600b3ef54chttps://doi.org/10.1039/d5ra04926a
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