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Significados de biomaterial en inglés

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Any substance that has been engineered to interact with biological systems for a medical purpose.

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Examples for "biomaterials"
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New frontiers in nanomedicine are moving towards the research of new biomaterials.
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Aquatic spider silks are less known but may inspire innovation in biomaterials.
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The Others segment is engaged in the manufacture and sale of biomaterials.
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It is urgently necessary to develop new biomaterials with bactericidal activity.
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However, how biomaterials promote spheroid formation has never been systemically investigated.
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CNF is an abundant natural and highly biocompatible material that supports cell adhesion.
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Silk protein is a biocompatible material that has been used in many biotechnological applications and exhibits body fat-lowering effects.
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Biodegradable and biocompatible materials with shape-memory effects (SMEs) are attractive for use as minimally invasive medical devices.
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To identify the most suitable biocompatible materials, typical instrument shapes and mating parts, such as dovetails and screws, were designed and produced.
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Fluorescent silica nanoparticles are reported to be highly stable and biocompatible materials with high water solubility, which make them ideal candidates for biological applications.
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Biodegradable and biocompatible materials with shape-memory effects (SMEs) are attractive for use as minimally invasive medical devices.
Pubmed
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To identify the most suitable biocompatible materials, typical instrument shapes and mating parts, such as dovetails and screws, were designed and produced.
Pubmed
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Fluorescent silica nanoparticles are reported to be highly stable and biocompatible materials with high water solubility, which make them ideal candidates for biological applications.
Pubmed
Uso de biomaterial en inglés
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Cell therapy combined with biomaterial scaffolds is used to treat cartilage defects.
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Aim: To determine the clinical results and underlying physiological effects of biomaterial injection.
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The biomaterial monitors the function of the heart tissue and sends back information.
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It is a leading-edge biomaterial resource, with a wide range of potential applications.
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The IEF sample buffer proved not to alter the biomaterial structure and integrity.
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We discuss the unsolved problems and future directions of biomaterial stiffness in tissue engineering.
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Thus, caution for cell fate is required when designing cell-biomaterial constructs for cartilage regeneration.
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Histological examination revealed that the biomaterial membrane had degraded without any signs of inflammation.
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Recent tissue engineering approaches utilize various scaffolds ranging from decellularized matrices to aligned biomaterial scaffolds.
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Efforts on clustering adhesion peptides have focused on seeding cells on top of a biomaterial.
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It is unknown whether a biomaterial microenvironment that encourages tissue formation may also promote tumor development.
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A startup, Modern Meadow, is attempting to develop a biomaterial alternative to leather as prices rise.
The Guardian
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Another advantage is that the alloplastic biomaterial has homogeneous properties due to the complete manufacturing control.
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Results: After implantation of the fibroblast-biomaterial complex the wounds healed up and the pigs moved well.
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Gas-phase fluorination is therefore an efficient technique to improve cellular response to biomaterial surfaces without losing cytocompatibility.
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The ability to immobilize vectors while allowing cellular internalization is impacted by the biomaterial and vector properties.
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