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The aim is to explore the mineralization processes of collagen matrices derived from fish scales to enhance their properties.

April 10, 2026

Mineralization of Bouligand-structured collagen matrices derived from fish scales with enhanced mechanical properties and biocompatibility

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The aim is to explore the mineralization processes of collagen matrices derived from fish scales to enhance their properties.
Analyzed the hierarchical structure of collagen matrices
Investigated biomineralization techniques
Evaluated mechanical properties and biocompatibility
Achieved enhanced mechanical properties compared to non-mineralized matrices
Demonstrated improved biocompatibility suitable for biological applications

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Biological materials often combine both high strength and toughness, with their exceptional mechanical properties relying on multi-scale hierarchical architectures. Investigating the biomineralization processes of such materials provides valuable inspiration for...

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Huanhuan Zhang

Yin Liu

Ying Huang

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Journal of Materials Chemistry B

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