Title:
Hydrogels and biodegradable polymers for bioapplications
Series:
ACS symposium series ; 627
Publication Information:
Washington, D.C. : American Chemical Society, 1996
ISBN:
9780841234000
General Note:
Developed from a symposium sponsored by the Division of Polymer Chemistry, Inc, at the 208th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society, Washington, DC, August 21-26, 1994
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Summary
Summary
Examines the use of reversible hydrogels, stimuli-sensitive hydrogels, and in vivo applications of hydrogels. Discusses current issues in biodegradation, including controlled release from degradable matrices, degradation of synthetic materials in marine and soil environments, and time-related degradation of support devices and other applications of biomaterials. Reviews applications of biomaterials and hydrogels.
Table of Contents
| Hydrogels in BioapplicationsH. Park and K. Park |
| Glucose-Sensitive Phase-Reversible HydrogelsS.J. Lee and K. Park |
| New Bioartificial Hydrogels: Characterization and Physical PropertiesJ.-C. Gayet and G. Fortier |
| Bioapplication of Poly(ethylene glycol)-Albumin Hydrogels: Matrix for Enzyme ImmobilizationE.M. D'Urso and J. Jean-Francois and G. Fortier |
| Sulfonylurea-Grafted Polymers for Langerhans Islet StimulationY.H. Bae and S.W. Kim and A. Kikuchi and S.-J. Chong and S.C. Song |
| Administration of Ovalbumin Encapsulated in Alginate Microspheres to MiceT.L. Bowersock and H. HogenEsch and M. Suckow and J. Turek and E. Davis-Snyder and D. Borie and R. Jackson and H. Park and K. Park |
| Activities of Extracellular and Intracellular Depolymerases of PolyhydroxyalkanoatesL.J. R. Foster and R.C. Fuller and R.W. Lenz |
| Poly(L-lactic acid-co-amino acid) Graft Copolymers: A Class of Functional Biodegradable BiomaterialsJ.S. Hrkach and J. Ou and N. Lotan and R. Langer |
| Chemical and Morphological Changes in Peroxide-Stabilized Poly(L-lactide)A. Sodergard |
| Biodegradability of Polycarboxylates: Structure-Activity StudiesM.B. Freeman and Y.H. Paik and G. Swift and R. Wilczynski and S.K. Wolk and K.M. Yocom |
| Biodegradation of Poly(vinyl alcohol) and Vinyl Alcohol Block as Biodegradable SegmentS. Matsumura and K. Toshima |
| Soil and Marine Biodegradation of Protein-Starch PlasticsK.E. Spence and A.L. Allen and S. Wang and J. Jane |
| Biodegradation of Polymer Films in Marine and Soil EnvironmentsJ.M. Mayer and D.L. Kaplan and R.E. Stote and K.L. Dixon and A.E. Shupe and A.L. Allen and J.E. McCassie |
| Two-Dimensional Latex Assemblies for BiosensorsS. Slomkowski and M. Kowalczyk and M. Trznadel and M. Kryszewski |
| Molecular Recognition at a Monolayer Interface: 2,4-Diaminopyrimidine-Succinimide Host-Guest PartnersS.L. Dawson and J. Elman and D.E. Margevich and W. McKenna and D.A. Tirrell and A. Ulman |
| Conjugation of DNA with Functional Vinyl Polymers by Using Vinyl Derivatives of Psoralen as a LinkerM. Maeda and D. Umeno and C. Nishimura and M. Takagi |
| pH-Sensitive Swelling and Drug-Release Properties of Chitosan-Poly(ethylene oxide) Semi-interpenetrating Polymer NetworkV. R. Patel and M.M. Amiji |
| Microbes in Polymer ChemistryV. Crescenzi and M. Dentini |
| Aqueous Solution Properties of Bacterial Poly-g-D-glutamateV. Crescenzi and M. D'Alagni and M. Dentini and B. Mattei |
| Bioactive Polymeric Dental Materials Based on Amorphous Calcium Phosphate: Effect of Coupling AgentsJ.M. Antonucci and D. Skrtic and E.D. Eanes |
