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2nd Biomaterials Symposium of the Quebec Chapter 0 comments

by Caroline Loy
The Quebec City Chapter is organising its 2nd Symposium on October 27th. This symposium aims to provide a forum for learning and discussion related to the field of biomaterials and to stimulate communication within a multidisciplinary community of students, academics, clinicians, and industry representatives...
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CBS-KSC Presents: Webinar with Dr. Gaétan Laroche 0 comments

by Laura McKiel
CBS-KSC is proud to host our first webinar, happening on August 9, 2017 at 1 00 pm EST We are very excited to have Dr...
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Quebec Student Chapter Seminar On June 5th 0 comments

by Caroline Loy
Quebec city student chapter is hosting a seminar of Annika Jokinen, Application Scientist at BioNavis...
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CBS Annual General Meeting - Thursday, May 25 1 comment

by Todd Hoare
The Annual General Meeting of the Canadian Biomaterials Society will be held Thursday, May 25 starting at 12 45PM during CBS 2017 in Winnipeg...
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Optimizing the T-SLICE to Model the Tumour Microenvironment In Vitro comments

by Brendan Leung
The tumour microenvironment TME describes the non-cancerous cellular and non-cellular components of solid tumours 1 ...
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Effect of calcium incubation versus mineralization in polyplex transfection efficiency of MC3T3 E-1 mouse osteoblasts comments

by Hasan Uludag
Mineralization is a widely used technique to coat materials with calcium phosphate or calcium carbonate layers for cell delivery applications...
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A biomimetic strategy to enhance epithelial sealing of percutaneous biomaterials comments

by Marta Cerruti Ahmed Saad
Percutaneous devices encompass any device that penetrate through the skin such as dental implants and transcutaneous orthopaedic implants...
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A mechanically resilient nanocomposite scaffold for drug delivery-based application comments

by Arghya Paul Aishik Chakraborty
Hydrogels are three-dimensional 3D water-retaining, polymeric matrices that are frequently implemented in diverse biomedical fields1...
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Biomimetic Remineralization of Completely Demineralized Dentine Using Nanocomplexes of Carboxymethyl Chitosan/amorphous Calcium Phosphate comments

by Xu Zhang
Currently, it is still a tough task for dentists to remineralize dentine in deep caries. The aim of this study was to remineralize human completely demineralized dentine using nanocomplexes of carboxymethyl chitosan amorphous calcium phosphate CMC ACP based on mimicking the stabilizing effect of dentine matrix protein 1 DMP1 on ACP in the biomineralization of dentine...
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