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Multifunctional Application of Biopolymers and Biomaterials
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The aim of this reprint is to provide more awareness of the use of biobased polymers and biomaterials in numerous aspects of our daily-used items. This reprint presents recent progress in the preparation of biobased composite materials utilizing biopolymers and biomaterials for potential multifaceted applications.
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Keywords
- active packaging
- administration route
- alginate
- bioactive natural compounds
- Biodegradable
- Biomedical applications
- biomimetic materials
- biopolymer blend electrolyte
- biopolymers
- bone defect
- Box–Behnken design
- cardioplegic solution
- Cheese
- Chemical elements
- Chemistry
- chitosan
- coating and film
- complex permittivity
- controlled release
- curcumin nanoemulsion
- cyclic nigerosyl-nigerose
- Cytotoxicity
- Drug delivery
- drug delivery system
- edible polymers
- EIS and FTIR
- extraction methods
- Fe3O4
- formulations
- gelatine hydrogel
- hydrogel dressings
- Hypothermia
- inhibitor screening
- intelligent food packaging
- ion transport parameters
- laccase detection
- licorice root extract
- LSV and TNM measurements
- Mathematics & science
- mechanical stability
- microbial cultivation
- n/a
- nanosponges
- natural gums
- natural polymer
- organ explantation
- Organ Transplantation
- oxygen delivery
- phosphate adsorption
- Polymers
- polysaccharides
- prolonged release
- Reference, information & interdisciplinary subjects
- Research & information: general
- self-life and sensory analysis
- SEM
- shelf-life
- silver nanoparticles
- sorption ability
- storage stability
- substrate specificity screening
- sustainability
- tensile strength
- Tissue Engineering
- ultrasound
- wettability
- Wound healing
- zeolite
- ZrO
- α-cyclodextrin
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-0365-8176-7Editions