Mesoporous methacrylated flaxseed gum/2,2′-(Ethylenedioxy) diethanethiol hydrogels as wound healing bioadhesives

Hydrogel films prepared from plant-seed mucilage: an emerging biopolymer for therapeutic applications

“…Seldom have the crude hydrogel from purely natural sources been employed. 14,21–23 The main purpose of this effort was to use seed mucilage to create natural, eco-friendly hydrogel films that could be produced quickly and easily. A comparative study was performed on both fenugreek and flax seed extract-based hydrogels and various characterization experiments were carried out to comprehend the hydrogel's morphological and functional characteristics Finally, the hydrogel's relevance was examined for its applicability in a variety of therapeutic studies, such as its antioxidant potential and role in antidiabetic and anti-inflammatory aspects.…”