Transaction and Interface of Inorganic/Organic Materials and Biological Beings
A special issue of International Journal of Molecular Sciences (ISSN 1422-0067). This special issue belongs to the section "Materials Science".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 August 2019) | Viewed by 3645
Special Issue Editor
Interests: biomineralization; biomaterial; bio-sensing; medical devices
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Dear Colleagues,
Based on the demand for clinical medicine related to biomaterials, the importance of immunological control, antimicrobial ability, rapid tissue regeneration and anti-inflammatory effects, etc. is growing. The number of novel biomaterials such as medical combination products, that is, hybrid materials made of drugs and biomaterials, are steadily increasing and are life prolonging. On the other hand, although the research into apatite and titanium is developing well, these materials have unfathomable evolutionary potential because they have high reliability as base materials. The key factor for the application of biomaterials is the transaction between biomaterials and tissues. Ultimately, the interfaces of inorganic/organic materials, the essence of biomaterials, and tissues at various scale levels dominate the applications and value of biomaterials. The interfaces are the frontier of biomaterial applications. Therefore, this Special Issue welcomes not only in vitro/vivo studies, but also chemistry and material science studies with new points of view for biomaterials and biomedical science, because they provide greater understanding of the interfaces of biomaterials and tissues. This Special Issue also welcomes original articles and reviews of the transaction between inorganic/organic materials in biology, such as hard tissue and calculus studies.
Dr. Yuki Sugiura
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- interface of tissue
- bahavior of materials in tissue
- clinical medicine of biomaterials
- theranostic devices and materials
- biomineralization
- tissue regeneration
- novel biomaterial fabrication
- highly reliable base materials
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