Gong et al., 2015 - Google Patents
Research on the degradation performance of the lotus nanofibers-alginate porous materialsGong et al., 2015
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- 5632653757627057843
- Author
- Gong Y
- Han G
- Zhang Y
- Zhang J
- Jiang W
- Pan Y
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- Publication venue
- Polymer degradation and stability
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Controllable degradation of natural biomaterials for tissue engineering is a big issue that has to be solved. In this paper, sodium alginate was aldehyde-modified and the product (oxidized sodium alginate) was degraded in vitro. Then, oxidized sodium alginate was cross …
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