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Hydrophilic polymers tissue engineering

The ability of hydrophilic polymers, specifically PEG, to provide a substrate material that is essentially a blank slate is extremely valuable in both investigations of the nature of cell-substrate interactions as well as in the creation of well-defined biomaterials and tissue engineering scaflblds. In this marmer, PEG serves as an ideal material which can be modified to contain numerous biological signals. [Pg.35]

Hydrophobicity of biomedical polymers influences the biocompatibility depending on the particular application such as tissue engineering, blood contacting devices, and dental implants [35]. Polymers are dynamic structures and can switch their surface functional groups depending on the environment. For example, polymeric biomaterials need to have a hydrophilic smface for most of the applications, so that the cell-adhesive proteins present in the serum will be adsorb and promote cell adhesion and proliferation. This is achieved by snrface treatment procedures such as... [Pg.39]


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