Sentence examples for matrices with tunable from inspiring English sources
rhFNIII7 10 grafting to CH could be a strategy of particular interest in tissue engineering applications requiring the use of endothelialized porous matrices with tunable degradation rates.
Moreover, our findings can aid mechanobiological studies of wound healing, fibrosis, and cancer metastasis, which require collagen matrices with tunable mechanical properties.
In this contribution, using Monte Carlo modeling, we show how simple molecular building blocks with cruciform shape can be used to create 2D porous matrices with tunable adsorptive properties.
Artificial extracellular matrices with tunable properties and spatial alignment can serve as promising tissue engineering scaffolds.
Hydrogels have been widely used as artificial cell niche to mimic extracellular matrix with tunable properties.
Here we report the development of biodegradable polymeric vectors that led to efficient gene delivery inside poly ethylene glycol) (PEG -based hydrogels with tunable matrix stiffness.
In addition, dielectric or semiconducting matrix of the nanocomposite film with tunable refractive index can be used for the additional control of the optical properties of the plasmonic nanomaterial.
Hence, crosslinking ECM protein with synthetic matrix creates a stable scaffold with tunable mechanical properties and with long-term cell anchorage points, thus supporting cell attachment and growth in the 3D environment.
This is achieved through the development of tunable, synthetic matrices with control over their hydrophobicity without altering the chemical and mechanical properties of the matrix.
In addition, a connection between MPC and IMC is established and a method for replacing the "difficult-to-select" covariance and weighting matrices with more direct, on-line-tunable parameters is proposed.
Interfacial interactions between K-CB and polymer matrix are pivotal in determining the good reinforcing efficiency with tunable electrical conductivity as well as adjustable EMI shielding ability in K-CB filled composites.
