Piezoelectric nanomaterials: latest applications in biomedicine and challenges in clinical translation

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Nano-sized piezoelectric materials allow for precise interaction with living systems to local deliver electrical cues. Recent innovations enhance their potential in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.

Keywords: :

• bio-inspired nanomaterials
• cancer therapy
• chondrogenic differentiation
• clinical translation
• neural differentiation
• osteogenenic differentiation
• piezoelectric nanomaterials
• remote cell activation
• ultrasound

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G Ciofani is a member of the Nanomedicine Editorial Board. He was not involved in any editorial decisions related to the publication of this article.

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