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• W2479961015 abstract "A hydrogel is a network of polymer chains with great water absorbance ability. This implies that once put in an aqueous medium it is able to absorb water and swell, retaining the volume of absorbed water entrapped in the polymeric network. Hydrogels might be formed by a simple reaction between one or more monomers or by association bonds such as hydrogen bonds, van der Waals interactions, among others. The chemical composition, crosslinking density, and hydrophobicity can make them vary in consistency from viscous fluids to rigid solids. Hydrogels can present many different physical forms including solid molded forms, such as soft contact lenses, pressed powder matrices, as in pills or capsules, or different types of microparticles and coatings, or liquids, that form gels upon cooling or heating. Therefore, their potential application in a diverse range of situations is quite high. The use of hydrogels for tissue engineering applications also creates the need to look at the overall scenario from the biological side. The different materials used must allow proper conditions for cell viability and function, and once implanted in a living organism should not elicit a severe inflammatory and immune response from the host. These features are of course closely linked to others such as proper permeability to allow efficient oxygen and nutrient diffusion, as well as removal of toxic by-products." @default.
• W2479961015 created "2016-08-23" @default.
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• W2479961015 date "2008-01-01" @default.
• W2479961015 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
• W2479961015 title "Hydrogels from polysaccharide-based materials: Fundamentals and applications in regenerative medicine" @default.
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