昆虫角质层：仿生界面材料设计的灵感来源

IF 4.7 3区材料科学 Q2 CHEMISTRY, PHYSICAL

Colloid and Interface Science Communications Pub Date : 2025-01-01 DOI:10.1016/j.colcom.2025.100818

Yang Zheng , Junwen Wang , Jianwen Wang , Yulong Li , Zhenqi Jiang

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摘要

昆虫是最古老、最多样化的生物群体之一。经过4亿年的进化，它们的角质层已经进化成高度优化的天然生物材料，实现了轻质结构、高强度和弹性的独特平衡。昆虫表皮的显著特性激发了仿生材料的发展。本文综述了昆虫角质层的结构组织、材料特性和关键分子组分，并着重介绍了它们在结构仿生学和分子仿生学方面的潜在应用。特别关注的领域，如保护涂层，组织工程，和其他生物材料，需要特殊的弹性或耐久性。最后，展望了昆虫角质层分子组装机制的未来研究方向，旨在推动高性能、可持续材料的设计。

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Insect cuticle: A source of inspiration for biomimetic Interface material design

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Insect cuticle: A source of inspiration for biomimetic Interface material design

Insects represent one of the most ancient and diverse groups of organisms. Over 400 million years of evolution, their cuticles have evolved into highly optimized natural biomaterials that achieve a unique balance of lightweight structure, high strength, and elasticity. The remarkable properties of insect cuticles have inspired the development of biomimetic materials. In this review, we explore the structural organization, material properties, and key molecular components of insect cuticles, emphasizing their potential applications in both structural and molecular bionics. Special attention is given to areas such as protective coating, tissue engineering, and other biomaterials that demand exceptional elasticity or durability. Finally, we highlight future research directions on the molecular assembly mechanisms of insect cuticles, aiming to advance the design of high-performance, sustainable materials.

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Colloid and Interface Science Communications Materials Science-Materials Chemistry

CiteScore

9.40

自引率

6.70%

发文量

125

审稿时长

43 days

期刊介绍： Colloid and Interface Science Communications provides a forum for the highest visibility and rapid publication of short initial reports on new fundamental concepts, research findings, and topical applications at the forefront of the increasingly interdisciplinary area of colloid and interface science.