Infusion Applied Science

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The MCA theory has infused present-day biochemistry with a holistic spirit that is exceeding the confines of basic science and bearing fruits in such applied disciplines as biotechnology and pharmacology (Cornish-Bowden and Cdrdenas, 1990). Furthermore, this is an area where biochemistry can be expected to have a great impact on the practice of medicine in the very near future. 

This book will focus on a subfield of bionanotechnology and nanomedicine, nanotechnology-enhanced orthopedic materials, which is a specific interdisciplinary area of chemistry, physics, materials sciences, and orthopedics. This book will deliver a comprehensive overview of the field, infused with both great opportunities and challenges, with a particular interest in the fabrications, modifications, and applications of these materials. Furthermore, the book will explore novel nanomaterials with great potential for future applications, as well as the rationale and methodology of applying such materials for orthopedic purposes. 

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