نتایج جستجو برای: mucosa adhesive gel

تعداد نتایج: 165870  

Journal: :Journal of biomedical materials research. Part A 2007
C D Hoemann A Chenite J Sun M Hurtig A Serreqi Z Lu E Rossomacha M D Buschmann

To deliver and retain viable repair cells in a surgically prepared cartilage lesion, we previously developed an adhesive in situ-gelling cell carrier by suspending cells in a solution of hydroxyethyl cellulose (HEC), which was then mixed with chitosan-glycerol phosphate to form a chitosan-GP/HEC gel. The purpose of this study was to elucidate the mechanism of gelation to maximally control gel t...

2012
Elahe Tasdighi Zahra Jafari Azar Seyed Alireza Mortazavi

The objective of the present investigation was to develop and evaluate a contraceptive vagino-adhesive propranolol hydrochloride gel. To achieve this, various mucoadhesive polymers including guar gum (1-4% w/w), sodium alginate (4-7% w/w), xanthan gum (2-5% w/w ), HPMC 4000 (3-5% w/w), Na CMC (4-7% w/w), carbomer 934 and carbomer 940 both in the range of 0.5-2.0% w/w, were dispersed in an aqueo...

Journal: :Journal of dental research 2007
S T W McKeown J J Barnes P L Hyland F T Lundy M J Fray C R Irwin

While skin wounds heal by scarring, wounds of oral mucosa show privileged healing with minimal scar formation. Our hypothesis was that phenotypic differences between oral and skin fibroblasts underlie these differences in healing. The aims of this study were to compare MMP-3 expression by oral and skin fibroblasts and investigate a role for MMP-3 in mediating collagen gel contraction. Oral fibr...

2015
Chao Liang Yunqiu Li Zhiming Liu Wenjian Wu Biru Hu Daniel Rittschof

The barnacle is well known for its tenacious and permanent attachment to a wide variety of underwater substrates, which is accomplished by synthesizing, secreting and curing a mixture of adhesive proteins termed "barnacle cement". In order to evaluate interfacial adhesion abilities of barnacle cement proteins, the cp19k homologous gene in Balanus albicostatus (Balcp19k) was cloned and expressed...

Journal: :Journal of controlled release : official journal of the Controlled Release Society 2000
Y Huang W Leobandung A Foss N A Peppas

Mucoadhesive controlled-release devices can improve the effectiveness of a drug by maintaining the drug concentration between the effective and toxic levels, inhibiting the dilution of the drug in the body fluids, and allowing targeting and localization of a drug at a specific site. Acrylic-based hydrogels have been used extensively as mucoadhesive systems. They are well suited for bioadhesion ...

Journal: :Advanced materials and technologies 2021

Abstract Here, an unobtrusive, adhesive‐integrated electrode array for continuous monitoring of stomach electric activity is introduced. This patient‐friendly, disposable peel‐and‐stick adhesive device represents important advancement over existing arrays that require placement each individually and are thus also labor intensive in general more rigid cumbersome. In comparison to other silver–si...

2013
Nitin Sharma Giriraj T Kulkarni Anjana Sharma

Purpose: To develop a safe mucoadhesive gel for nasal drug delivery using okra polysaccharide. Methods: Rizatriptan benzoate nasal gel was developed using natural polysaccharide obtained from the Abelmoschus esculentus. The gel formulation was characterized for pH, viscosity, mucoadhesion, and in vitro permeation. Permeation parameters obtained include drug flux (j), permeation coefficient (kP)...

Journal: :Langmuir 2021

Stabilizing layers of colloidal dispersions or emulsions to obtain homogeneous films is a real challenge. We describe here new kind instability in drying emulsions: during evaporation the internal phase, cracks appear between droplets that create aggregates according regular pattern. show this pattern only appears if emulsion adhesive, i.e., stick together. The exhibits characteristic length wh...

Journal: :Journal of biomaterials science. Polymer edition 2004
Bruce P Lee Kui Huang F Nelson Nunalee Kenneth R Shull Phillip B Messersmith

L-3,4-Dihydroxyphenylalanine (DOPA) is an unusual amino acid found in mussel adhesive proteins (MAPs) that is believed to lend adhesive characteristics to these proteins. Most previous efforts to incorporate DOPA into hydrogels have utilized oxidative cross-linking, which is hypothesized to reduce the adhesive properties of DOPA and requires reagents that are harmful to biological tissues. In t...

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