A plethora of applications using polysaccharides have been developed in recent years due
to their availability as well as their frequent nontoxicity and biodegradability. These polymers …

Nervous system disorders are characterized by a progressive loss of function and structure
of neurons that ultimately leads to a decline in cognitive and motor functions. In this study …

Polymer blends and nanocomposites are widely explored for different biomedical
applications such as biodegradable scaffolds, biosensors, implants and controlled drug …

Polysaccharides are explored for various tissue engineering applications due to their
inherent cytocompatibility and ability to form bulk hydrogels. However, bulk hydrogels offer …

Organ-specific activity is directly dependent on the functional organization of its fundamental
building blocks including the resident/infiltrating cell populations and tissue-specific ECM …

In the last ten years, polysaccharide hydrogels have been one of the most promising
systems to deliver therapeutic proteins, including hormones, growth factors, gene vectors, or …

In their natural microenvironment, cells are surrounded by the ECM, which can be organized
in complex random or aligned architectures, depending on the tissue type. Biochemical and …

Constant increase in aging population, bone diseases incidence, and traumatic/accidental
injuries have led to millions of orthopedic surgeries worldwide. In the USA, 280K hip, 700K …

Current requirements of the novel therapeutic treatments have led to the designing of
composite materials with superior clinical properties compared with their individual …