In vivo assessment of the durable, green and in situ bio-functional cotton fabrics based carboxymethyl chitosan nanohybrid for wound healing application
Tharwat I. Shaheen(National Research Centre), Ahmed S. Montaser(National Research Centre), Mohamed F. Abdelhameed(National Research Centre), Saad Zaghloul(National Research Centre)
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