Scientists from the Tomsk Technological University in Western Siberia have produced a compound that can be used in recovery and regeneration medicine.
The new polymer breaks down over time in the human body and generates an electrical charge at its mechanical effect, which stimulates the cells to recover.
The university press office said such polymers could be used in prostheses. He added that scientists have been able to improve its mechanical specifications compared to other similar materials.
Compressed electrical materials are capable of generating electrical charges without external energy sources, where the charge is formed on the surface of the material with an external mechanical effect.
The press office said that the electrical phenomenon of abortion is currently being studied for use in rehabilitation and rehabilitation medicine. These materials increase the tissue's ability to regenerate, as the generated charge deals with the cell membrane and stimulates tissue regeneration.