Meanings of natural polymers in English

This review summarizes the potential of biodegradable materials, including synthetic and natural polymers, for vaccine delivery.

Silk protein builds up one of the strongest fibers superior to most synthetic and natural polymers.

Therefore, extensive efforts have been made to explore the potential of various natural polymers (e.g.

Especially, erosion in synthetic polymers and rapid degradation in natural polymers limit their further applications in clinics.

Recently, the demand for the use of natural polymers in the cosmetic, biomedical, and sanitary sectors has been increasing.

Photograph: Aaron McGeehan Bacteria that break down natural polymers like cellulose have evolved this twin approach over millions of years.

In this review, the progress in electrospun natural polymers and its composite nanofibers scaffold for neural tissue engineering are presented.

This work focuses on scaffolds for tissue repair from natural polymers, for example gelatin, chitosan, and agarose in the form of composite.

Of all of the natural polymers, lignin, an aromatic heteropolymer in plant secondary cell walls, is the most resistant to biological degradation.

This work further confirmed the interest in designing polymeric blends with natural polymers as a successful strategy to enhance the biological performance of a biomaterial.