Properties and Applications of Biomaterials Related to Gels

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Babchi oil; nanoemulsion-based hydrogel; nanoemulgel; low energy emulsification; psoriasis; hydrogel; hemostasis mechanism; wet adhesion mechanism; application; hydrogel; ionizing radiation; wound dressings; crosslinking; healing; bacteria; bacillus subtilis; intestine; carrier; sodium N-(2-sulfonatoethyl)chitosan; gel; release; probiotics; cytotoxicity; animal; silymarin; mucoadhesive gel; topical formulation; drug release; bioavailability; carvacrol; essential oil; niosomes; confocal laser scanning microscopy; anti-inflammatory; dermatokinetics; in vitro drug release studies; hydrogel; photothermal therapy; chemodynamic therapy; Fenton reaction; intranasal; thermosensitive gels; mirtazapine; nose to brain delivery; nanoemulsions; antidepressant; chicken feather; keratin; genistein; hydrogel; wound healing; ELISA; qRT-PCR; in situ systems; Kolliphor; poloxamer; polyethylene glycol; gelation temperature; adhesion; Timur oil; rosemary oil; nanoemulgel; fungal infections; Eudragit L; in situ forming gel; levofloxacin; monopropylene glycol; solvent exchange; periodontitis

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Properties and Applications of Biomaterials Related to Gels

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November 2023

248 pages

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This is a Reprint of the Special Issue Properties and Applications of Biomaterials Related to Gels that was published in

Chemistry & Materials Science

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This reprint consists of 12 papers, of which 2 are editorials and 10 are research papers. We hope to share the experimental and research results in this field and inspire new ideas for the design and applications of hydrogels.