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Thermosensitive and photocrosslinkable hydroxypropyl chitin-based hydrogels for biomedical applications

Yuan et al., 2018

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16943531341789341423
Author
Yuan M
Bi B
Huang J
Zhuo R
Jiang X
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Carbohydrate polymers

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In situ forming injectable hydrogels based on thermosensitive polymers are being investigated for tissue engineering applications. However, the major limitations of this kind of hydrogels are low gel stability and weak mechanical properties under physiological …
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