Smart Polymers
Smart polymers in nasal drug delivery
... responsive polymers have been discussed which possess liquid state at the room temperature and in response to nasal temperature, pH and ions present in mucous, can undergo in situ gelation in nasal ...responsive ...
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Smart polymers for cell therapy and precision medicine
... medicine. Smart polymers are one category of soft materials that respond to environmental ...thermally-responsive polymers, which are widely used as cell carriers and in 3D ...Self-healing ...
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Smart Polymers and Coatings Obtained by Ionizing Radiation: Synthesis and Biomedical Applications
... Gamma radiation has been shown particularly useful for the functionalization of surfaces with stimuli-responsive polymers. This method involves the formation of active sites (free radicals) onto the polymeric ...
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Cell Sheet Engineering: smart polymers and self-assembled monolayers
... Doctoral School in Materials Engineering – XXII cycle.[r] ...
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Enzyme Immobilization and Applications of Magnetic Nanoparticles in Smart Enzyme Immobilization
... Smart polymers are water soluble, synthetic and functional polymers that can also be called as stimulus responsive (Galaev & Mattiasson, ...these polymers those are reversible. All the ...
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The Smart Drug Delivery System and Its Clinical Potential
... or polymers have been used as smart gatekeepers on the pore outlets to prevent the drugs from leaking out the carriers until the carrier is exposed to internal or external stimuli ...be smart is ...
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ELECTROACTIVE POLYMERS AS ARTIFICIAL MUSCLE IN BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING: A REVIEW
... of smart polymers have been developed. These polymers have replaced the conventional materials such as metals and ...These polymers offer advantages over traditional polymers due to ...
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Polymers in Drug Delivery
... performance polymers which change according to the environment they are residing ...of smart polymers make them suitable for utilization in drug ...Some smart polymer are formed by the cross ...
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Stimuli-Responsive Polymeric Nanosystem for Colon Specific Drug Delivery
... responsive polymers with biological systems which provide access to variations of new functions and ...a smart fashion in order to meet the requirements of a particular application in ...is smart ...
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Processing Polymers with Cyclodextrins.
... hydrophobic polymers and methylated cyclodextrins, which demonstrate some crystallinity in the pure hydrate state, then it seems possible to create the same kind of soluble polymer IC system using other modified ...
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SYNTHESES AND CHARACTERISATION OF HETEROATOM CONTAINING POLYMERS AND THEIR METAL COMPLEXES
... preferential selectivity towards certain metal ions, and this facilitates their use for the preconcentration and separation of trace metal ions from saline and nonsaline waters. Ion- exchange resins are very important in ...
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POLYMERS IN CARDIOVASCULAR SURGERY
... The ever-increasing demands to improve the quality and increase the accuracy of polymer articles, can only be achieved through regulation and control by adopting strict conditions and a strong relationship between ...
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Dendritic Polymers for Theranostics
... dendritic polymers with scalability and ...hyperbranched polymers have ill-defined structure and lack reproducibility, which impede their practical ...dendritic polymers in theranostic ...dendritic ...
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Polymers and biopolymers at interfaces
... Despite the difficulties in creating systematic studies, it is possible to link structure-property relationships, and this will be exemplified considering a blend of poly(9,9-dioctylfluorene) (F8) and F8BT which is ...
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Elastic lattice polymers
... knotted polymers in the context of ...between polymers with various con- straints was introduced in ...The polymers at the two sides of the wall or those exchanging monomers through the wormhole do ...
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Imprint Polymers pdf
... In summary, molecularly imprinted polymers have much to offer to the area of af R nity separation. Their highly attractive physico-chemical properties allied to their impressive molecular recognition prop- erties ...
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Characterisation of materials for organic photovoltaics
... to the chromophore containing the phenyl ring of the polymer backbone and the fluorenyl unit. The broad absorption around 455 nm is due to the delocalized π − π ∗ transitions of the polymer backbone. The absorption ...
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One step grafting of polymers to graphene oxide
... increases, sterics dominate as the longer polymers would be expected to have a radius of gyration >5 nm. 24 Thus the com- position (and any subsequent applications) of these nano- composites must take into ...
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Drag Reduction by Additives in Curved Pipes for Single-Phase Liquid and Two-Phase Flows: A Review
... 3.3. Effect of Micro-Bubbles on Pressure Drop for Single Phase Liquid Flows in Coiled and Curve Pipes Application of micro-bubbles for DR in curved pipe flows have received little scholarly attention and the effect of ...
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Catalyst and monomer design : targeting polymer properties via organic catalysed ring opening polymerisation
... The work discussed in this thesis demonstrates the synthesis of well defined biodegradable polymers with desirable properties through catalyst and/or monomer design. Initially this was demonstrated through the ...
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