The development of suitable biomaterials with the ability to improve repair and regeneration
of human tissues is continuously in progress, and chemistry of biomaterials plays a critical
role in their success in the clinical setting. Advances in chemistry provide new possibilities
for scientists to investigate and manipulate individual molecules and small ensembles of
molecules with respect to creating potent materials in terms of tissue reconstruction. Protein
adsorption and subsequent cell and tissue interactions with biomaterials directly depend on …