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Significados de synthetic polymers en inglés

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polímer sintètic

Man-made polymer that is not a biopolymer.

polímer sintètic
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Examples for "synthetic polymer"
Examples for "synthetic polymer"
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Established in 2009, Vivasure has developed a synthetic polymer implant known as PerQseal.
The Irish Times
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Charcoal, crayon and synthetic polymer paint on canvas.
Radio NZ
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The bodies have been preserved using plastination, a technique that replaces the body's natural fluids with synthetic polymer resins.
The Irish Times
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But the way the new addition of synthetic polymer particles in our environment is dealt with is less well known.
The South African
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Typical materials for constructing brush bristles include animal hairs, synthetic polymer fibres and metal wires (see, for example, ref.
Pubmed
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Prax couldn't tell if it was an artificial polymer or a natural substance.
Caliban's War
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Together they are researching ways to use nanotubes to strengthen the artificial polymer scaffolds currently in use to repair shattered bones.
Wired
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This study describes attaching cell preparations to bioerodable artificial polymers in cell culture and then implanting this polymer-cell scaffold into animals.
Pubmed
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This study describes attaching cell preparations to bioerodable artificial polymers in cell culture and then implanting this polymer-cell scaffold into animals.
Pubmed
Uso de synthetic polymers en inglés
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Human neutrophil motility was examined in hydrated collagen gels containing various synthetic polymers.
Pubmed
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We are developing synthetic polymers for pharmaceutical and medical applications.
Pubmed
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Background: Examination of surface-bound heparin on synthetic polymers can only be performed by few staining methods.
Pubmed
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Especially, erosion in synthetic polymers and rapid degradation in natural polymers limit their further applications in clinics.
Pubmed
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Formation of delta DOPA in natural or synthetic polymers would increase the variety of crosslinks available to sclerotizing matrices.
Pubmed
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Thus, synthetic polymers are used also in regenerative medicine for cartilage, bone, vascular, nerve and ligament repair and restoration.
Pubmed
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In this study, volume-stable adipose tissues were engineered in vivo using mechanical support structures fabricated from biodegradable synthetic polymers.
Pubmed
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New synthetic polymers may be promising protein stabilizers because properties such as molecular weight and side-chain composition can be controlled.
Pubmed
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The combination of natural proteins and synthetic polymers to create electrospun fibrous structures resulted in scaffolds with favorable mechanical and biological properties.
Pubmed
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Electrospinning using natural proteins or synthetic polymers is a promising technique for the fabrication of fibrous scaffolds for various tissue engineering applications.
Pubmed
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PolySTAT-induced fibrin cross-linking is a novel approach to hemostasis using synthetic polymers for noninvasive modulation of clot architecture with potentially wide-ranging therapeutic applications.
Pubmed
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Structurally consistent electrospun nanofibers can be produced with synthetic polymers but require chemical modification to graft cell-adhesive molecules to make the nanofibers functional.
Pubmed
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The role of lymphocytes in the biological response to synthetic polymers is poorly understood despite the transient appearance of lymphocytes at the biomaterial implant site.
Pubmed
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Synthetic polymers and gels capable of molecular recognition are very useful in designing novel intelligent biomaterials.
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