Allcock, 2021 - Google Patents
The background and scope of polyphosphazenes as biomedical materialsAllcock, 2021
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- Allcock H
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- Regenerative Engineering and Translational Medicine
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Although many traditional organic polymers have been evaluated for uses in biology and medicine, relatively few have proved to be satisfactory for crucial uses such as surgical sutures or mesh, tissue engineering substrates, controlled drug delivery, or soft matter. A …
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