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Cellular response to semi-ordered and biomimetic nanotubular surfaces comments
Understanding cell behaviour at the material-host tissue interface is a fundamental prerequisite for designing the next generation of biomaterials capable of directing cellular events towards desired biological outcomes...
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A chitosan-based injectable hydrogel promotes tolerogenic dendritic cells under hyperglycemia comments
Periodontitis is a chronic inflammatory disease that afflicts 20-50 of the population worldwide 1 ...
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High-throughput synthesis, analysis, and optimization of injectable hydrogels for drug delivery comments
Hydrogels are three-dimensional crosslinked polymer networks that have been widely explored in drug delivery given that their tunable internal porosities allow drugs to be loaded and subsequently released with user-defined kinetics...
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Nanostructured Biosensor for Detecting Tear Glucose comments
In past decades, different research groups found a relationship between tear glucose and blood glucose, concluding that hyperglycemia could be detected by measuring tear glucose concentrations 1-3 ...
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Influence of Surface Topography and Modulus on Fibrinogen Adsorption and Subsequent Cell Response comments
Protein adsorption to a material is a complex process that causes thrombus formation, infection, and inflammation and can lead to failure of devices1...
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