Titlebook: Hydrogels; Biological Propertie Rolando Barbucci Book 2009 Springer-Verlag Milan 2009 Polysaccharid.Polysaccharide.biochemistry.biomedical

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Hydrogels and Tissue Engineering,th a smart future. Potential applications of all the types of hydrogels include: tissue engineering, synthetic extracellular matrix, implantable devices, biosensors, separation systems (valves to control permeability across porous membranes, or materials for affinity separation based on the specific

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Hydrogels and Tissue Engineering,e in the human body. Traditional methods of biomaterial synthesis include crosslinking copolymerization, crosslinking of reactive polymer precursors, and crosslinking via polymer-polymer reaction. These methods of hydrogel synthesis were limited in the control of their detailed structure. Other inad

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Structure-Property Relationships in Hydrogels,owledge of the structure-property relationship is, then, fundamental to tailor hydrogel properties to their final goal..In this chapter, the theory describing the mechanical, both static and dynamic, and the swelling behavior of hydrogels is examined and the relationship between these properties and

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Water and Surfaces: a Linkage Unexpectedly Profound,und that solutes are profoundly excluded from a several-hundred-micrometer-wide zone next to various hydrophilic surfaces, including gels. Such large “exclusion zones” appear to be quite general. Recent studies have shown that the underlying basis is a reorganization of interfacial water molecules i