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SILVA, Thiago Reinaldos. Electrospun polymeric scaffolds of PLGA with encapsulation of molecules of biotechnological interest for biomimetic tissue enhancement. 2018. 71 p. Dissertation (Master in Science) – School of Arts, Sciences and Humanities, University of São Paulo, São Paulo, 2018. Corrected version. The development of scaffolds for biomaterials’ applications, in biomimetic tissues production and drug-delivery systems, have been a fundamental tool for the understanding of biological tissues’ growing and repair mechanisms and for the development of biomaterials that can be incorporated to the natural tissues for both repair and effective application of therapeutic agents. Amongst the several techniques for scaffolds’ production, the Electrospinning (ES) methodology was applied in this work for developing polymeric scaffolds with the encapsulation of molecules of biotechnological interest. Scaffolds and blend scaffolds by cerium oxide nanoparticles and haloisite nanoclay addiction were produced and studied regarding its morphology, tensile properties and cell viability as biomimetic tissues. The blend scaffolds shoed an enhancement in order and homogeneity, and those within cerium oxide showed also an increase in elastic capacity and viable physical base for HCat cells.

Produção de &lt;i&gt;scaffolds&lt;/i&gt; poliméricos por &lt;i&gt;Electrospinning&lt;/i&gt; a partir do polímero PLGA com adição de moléculas de interesse para o aprimoramento de tecidos biomiméticos