Scaffolds are implants or injects, which are used to deliver cells, drugs, and genes into the
body. Different forms of polymeric scaffolds for cell/drug delivery are available:(1) a typical …

The Michael addition reaction is a versatile synthetic methodology for the efficient coupling
of electron poor olefins with a vast array of nucleophiles. This review outlines the role of the …

The field of tissue engineering places complex demands on the materials it uses. The
materials chosen to support the intricate processes of tissue development and maintenance …

Typical applications and research areas of polymeric biomaterials include tissue
replacement, tissue augmentation, tissue support, and drug delivery. In many cases the …

Growing demand for tissues and organs for transplantation and the inability to meet this
need using by autogeneic (from the host) or allogeneic (from the same species) sources has …

Recently investigated applications of polymeric materials for tissue engineering,
regenerative medicine, implants, stents, and medical devices are described in the present …

The concept of this research is using poly (β-amino ester)(PAE) as a duo-functional group
for synthesis of the novel sensitive injectable hydrogel for controlled drug/protein delivery …

Poly (amidoamine) s (PAAs) are a family of synthetic polymers obtained by stepwise
polyaddition of prim‐or sec‐amines to bisacrylamides. Nearly all conceivable …

The design of nanostructures carrying therapeutic molecules represents the new frontier in
the biological and medical fields. In particular, researchers have identified nanogels as …

The development of safe and efficient gene delivery vectors is an essential prerequisite for
successful gene therapy. As viral vectors suffer from inherent disadvantages, cationic …