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Electro-responsive hydrogels

In the last two deeades, booming researeh has been done on electro-responsive hydrogels for various applications such as actuators and drug delivery (Qiu and... [Pg.42]

Kaetsu I, Uchida K, Moiita Y, Okubo M (1992) Synthesis of electro-responsive hydrogels by radiation polymerization of sodium acrylate. Int J Radiat Appl Instrum Part C Radiat Phy Chem 40 157... [Pg.49]

Jackson N, Cordero N, Stam E (2013) 3-D interdigitated electrodes for uniform stimulation of electro-responsive hydrogels for biomedical applications. J Polym Sci Part B Polym Phys... [Pg.199]

Jackson, N., Stam, R, 2015. Optimization of electrical stimulation parameters for electro-responsive hydrogels for biomedical applications. J. Appl. Polym. Sci. 132 (12), 41687. [Pg.92]

Murdan, S. Electro-responsive drug delivery from hydrogels. J. Contr. Rel. 92 1—17, 2003. [Pg.427]

Moschou EA, Madou MJ, Bachas LG, Daimert S (2006) Voltage-switchable artificial muscles actuating at near neutral pEL Sens Actuators B 115 379 Murdan S (2003) Electro-responsive dmg delivery fiom hydrogels. J Control Release 92 1 Naficy S, Brown HR, Razal JM, Spinks GM, Whitten PG (2011) Progress toward robust polymer hydrogels. Aust J Chem 64 1007... [Pg.50]

Servant, A., Bussy, C., Al-Jameil, K., Kostarelos, K. Design, engineering and structuial integrity of electro-responsive carbon nanotube-poly(methyl) methacrylate hydrogels for pulsatile drug release. J. Mater. Chem. B 1,4593 600 (2013)... [Pg.366]

The same authors, hy inserting carhon nanotubes (CNTs) into the potymer structure, were able to prepare a highly effective electro-responsive releasing system (Spizzirri et al., 2013). Here, the CNTs allow the enhancement on the electro-conductivity of the hydrogels and carried out to composite materials suitable as topical delivery device for the release of drugs as consequence of an applied external voltage. [Pg.568]

Hydrogels able to release drugs or biomolecules in response to variations in electric field. Thus, Y. Osada and co-workers studied the electro-activated release of pilocarpin from microparticles of sodium salt of poy(acrylic acid) gel, Na-PAA [141]. It was found that insulin diffuses out of a gel made of weakly crosslinked polyelectrolyte gels when electric current is turned on, but the flow ceases immediately when it is turned off. This kind of gel could be the basis on an implantable insulin pump with no moving parts [142 ]. [Pg.415]

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