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Composites made of bacterial cellulose, chitosan, and tannin have a bright future and great potential in a variety of industries. These composites could change medication delivery, tissue creation, and wound care in biomedical applications, providing cutting-edge options for better patient outcomes. In addition to their biodegradabilitythey are the key position as sustainable packaging materials, addressing the problem of plastic waste on a worldwide scale. Their efficiency in water purification and pollutant adsorption in environmental applications can help to create ecosystems that are safer and cleaner. However, these chances also bring with them difficulties. To make these composites more widely available, cost-effectiveness and scale-up production techniques must be improved.Additionally, it will be essential to maintain constant quality control and legal compliance in sectors including healthcare and food packaging. Another important factor will be finding the right balance between uniformity and customization. Overcoming these difficulties will open the door for the widespread use of bacterial cellulose.
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Dr.P.Brindha Devi, Professore associato, Dipartimento di Bioingegneria, VISTAS, ChennaiDr.J.Manjunathan, Prof. Assistente del Dipartimento di Biotecnologie, Scuola di Scienze della Vita, VISTAS, Dr.R.Sudha, Prof. Associato del Dipartimento di Chimica, VISTAS, Mr.S.Jayasuryan Dipartimento di Bioingegneria, VISTAS, Chennai
