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Biocompatibility of Materials for Biomedical Engineering
2020In the tissue engineering research field, nanobiomaterials highlight the impact of novel bioactive materials in both current applications and their potentials in future progress for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. Tissue engineering is a well-investigated and challenging biomedical field, with promising perspectives to improve and support
Yu-Chang, Tyan +3 more
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Perovskites as Biocompatible Materials
Perovskite inorganic perovskite-type oxides are intriguing nanomaterials with numerous uses in electrochemical sensing, fuel cells, and catalysis. Because they are catalytic when employed as electrode modifiers, perovskites made at the nanoscale have recently attracted a lot of attention.Deepa Suhag +4 more
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In-depth assessment of new Ti-based biocompatible materials
, 2021M. Spataru +9 more
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Polyions for biocompatible materials
Macromolecular Symposia, 1996AbstractStarting from the thermodynamic properties of some polyamidoamines, showing a protonation behaviour similar to that of small molecules, a relationship with the ability to form polymer‐polymer complexes with heparin or heparin‐like macromolecules was found.In the light of these results, new heparinisable materials (PUPA and EVAPA) were ...
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Biocompatibility of Endoprosthetic Materials
1984Biostability and biocompatibility are the most important biological requirements that a material must satisfy in order to make a suitable implant material.
H.-G. Willert, G. H. Buchhorn
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PROPERTIES OF BIOCOMPATIBLE MATERIALS
9th International Professional and Scientific Conference “Occupational Safety and Health” : book of proceedingsThe term biocompatible materials is used as a name for those materials that do no harm to living tissue. The human body recognizes this type of material as its own, not a foreign material. Because of this, allergic reactions and the body's tendency to reject such materials do not occur. The use of this type of material in dental medicine is very common,
Medić, Srđan +2 more
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Polymeric Materials: Current Status of Biocompatibility
Biomaterials, Medical Devices, and Artificial Organs, 1973An overview of the current status of biocompatible materials is presented. Selected natural and synthetic macromolecular systems are discussed in relationship to thrombosis and their biocompatibili...
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Highlight. Materials biocompatibility
Analytical Communications, 1996G. Rigby, P. Vadgama
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