A class of hydrophilic polymers known as “hydrogels” have extensive water content and
three-dimensional crosslinked networks. Since the old period, they have been utilized as …

Various natural and synthetic polymers are capable of showing thermoresponsive properties
and their hydrogels are finding a wide range of biomedical applications including drug …

Injectable hydrogels have been an attractive topic in biomaterials. However, during gelation
in vivo, they are easy to disperse due to tissue exudates, thus leading to failure of controlled …

The review paper starts with the introduction to hydrogels along with broad literature survey
covering different modes of synthesis including high energy radiation methods. After that …

Injected tissue-affinity drug-laden nanocomposite hydrogels are promising materials for
tumor therapy owing to both maintenance and release of drug in situ. In this study, a …

Adenovirus (Ad) has been most extensively evaluated gene transfer vector in clinical trials
due to facile production in high viral titer, highly efficient transduction, and proven safety …

Microgravity has been shown to induce many changes in cell growth and differentiation due
to offloading the gravitational strain normally exerted on cells. Although many studies have …

Pectin hydrogels have emerged as a highly promising medium for the controlled release of
pharmaceuticals in the dynamic field of drug delivery. The present review sheds light on the …

Drug-loaded hydrogels provide a means to deliver pharmaceutical agents to specific sites
within the body at a controlled rate. The aim of this paper is to understand how controlled …

Synthetic hydrogels from polyisocyanides (PIC) are a type of novel thermoreversible
biomaterials, which can covalently bind biomolecules such as adhesion peptides to provide …