2. CS-Based Materials for Clinical Applications .
| Modification routes | Molecular weight (KDa) | Loaded substance | Medical application | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Physical encapsulation | Human mesenchymal stem cell | Scaffolds | ||
| 50–190 | Bud-Poplar-Extract | Wound healing dressing | ||
| Chemical modification | 130112.4a | Cross-linking with collagen | Scaffolds | , |
| 100–300 | Cross-linking with silk fibroin | Cartilage tissue engineering | ||
| 1.9 | Grafting with poly(l-lactide) | Bone tissue engineering | ||
| 3–10 | Modification with Fmoc-Lys (Fmoc)–OH | Orthopedic implant | ||
| - | Cross-linking via 3D-printed | Cartilage tissue engineering | ||
| 50–190 | Modification with thymine | Wound healing dressing | ||
| 165.3 | Protonation reaction | |||
| 60.05 | Cross-linking metal–organic polyhedrons | |||
| 153.7 | Ionic cross-linking with tilapia peptides | Hemostatic materials | ||
| 9 | Modification with cellulose | |||
| Other modifications | - | Ionic gelation method | Wound healing dressing | |
| - | Electrospinning and microwave-assisted methods | Hemostatic materials |
“-”, not mentioned.