18 research outputs found
Subcompartmentalized polymer hydrogel capsules with selectively degradable carriers and subunits
Full text linkSubcompartmentalized hydrogel capsules (SHCs) with selectively degradable carriers and subunits are designed for potential applications in drug delivery and microencapsulated biocatalysis. Thiolated poly(methacrylic acid) and poly(N-vinyl pyrrolidone) are used to assemble 3-mm-diameter carrier capsules and 300-nm-diameter subunits, independently stabilized by a diverse range of covalent linkages. This paper presents examples of SHCs with tens of subcompartments and their successful drug loading, as well as selective degradation of the SHC carrier and/or subunits in response to multiple chemical stimuli. © 2010 Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim
Nonlinear nonequilibrium processes in a silicon switch of high-power microwave radiation
No full textMagnetic trap formation during the breakdown of high pressure gases in strong magnetic fields
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Synthesis of Porous Emulsion-Templated Monoliths Using a Low-Energy Emulsification Batch Mixer
No full textSpatial Distribution and Seasonal Dynamics of the Chlorophyll a Concentration in the Sea of Azov Based on MERIS Images
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Investigation of morphology associated with biporous polymeric materials obtained by the double porogen templating approach
No full textPorous Polycaprolactone−Polystyrene Semi-interpenetrating Polymer Networks Synthesized within High Internal Phase Emulsions
No full textMacroporous 2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate hydrogels of dual porosity for cell cultivation: morphology, swelling, permeability, and mechanical behavior
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