Emerging applications of 3D engineered constructs from plant seed extracts

Seeds, by-products derived from various plants such as mango, quince, and apples, are considered waste, though they have emerging commercial potential, been used in biological, industrial, physiological research. Seed-derived natural macromolecules- mainly polysaccharides, mucilage, gums, cellulose-have physicochemical structural diversification, giving the potential for forming gels, texturing, thickening, providing interfacial adsorption. macromolecules widely during last few years cell research tissue engineering applications. Their widespread approachability safety, high rate of biodegradability, biocompatibility, supporting proliferation, extracellular matrix synthesis main properties making plant seed derivatives appropriate use. The gel-forming ability these gives them capability creating polymer-based scaffolds with aptitude to resemble matrices (ECM). These ECM exhibit renewal. A deeper knowledge characteristics seed-derived mucilage gum has indicated a key ingredient several pharmaceutical preparations, but it remarkably utilized nanomedicine drug carrier delivery, gene therapy, scaffold components purposes. Here, we afford up-to-date data about different extracts seeds?mainly gum, summarize extraction techniques isolate macromolecules, focus on their application fabrication purposes regenerative medicine