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Synthetic biodegradable hydrogels

Zhang Y, Chu CC. In vitro release behavior of insulin from biodegradable hybrid hydrogel networks of polysaccharide and synthetic biodegradable polyester. J Biomater Appl 2002 16 305-325. [Pg.245]

El-Sherbiny I, Abdel-Mogib M, Elsayed A, Hugh D. [2011]. Synthetic Biodegradable pH-responsive alginate-poly [lactic-co-glycolic acid] nano/micro hydrogel matrices for oral delivery of silymarin. Carbohydr Polym, 83,1345-54. [Pg.408]

With this latter work, Meijer and coworkers introduced the first synthetic polymeric hydrogel based on supramolecular crosshnking of UPy-modified PEG. These materials are biodegradable, non-immunogenic, and tunable. In a followup publication, Meijer and coworkers investigated the rheological properties in greater detail and exploited this system further, primarily in view of application for protein delivery into kidneys [93]. [Pg.161]

Hydrogels have the characteristics to trap the colloidal particles in their folds and force them to settle down at the bottom. Thus, modified polysaccharides play an important role in the removal of colloidal particles from potable water. Since these polysaccharide devices are biodegradable and green in nature, they are effective substitutes for synthetic flocculants [84]. [Pg.50]

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