Sentence examples for of bioactive particles from inspiring English sources

A net release of bioactive particles, representing on average 26.5% of flow cytometric events, was promoted by the ZVI filter, with densities 10 times higher than those found in the inflow.

The aim of the current work is to assess the effective synergistic role of bioactive particles (i.e. α-tricalcium phosphates (α-TCP)) and PLA fibers on the morphology and mechanical response of the final scaffold.

This work describes the electrochemical behaviour of a system of coatings with the addition of bioactive particles of the system SiO2 CaO P2O5, that enhance the abilities of the implant to make an union with the existing bone and to resist the extreme environment that are exposed to.

This coating could be an excellent container for the later aggregate of bioactive particles as the following step in a future work based on its high thickness, plasticity and open structure to allow the electrolyte access to induce the formation of hydroxyapatite.

Nevertheless the entire system results promising for further investigation since the addition of 58S bioactive particles by spray method results appealing as it is a simple way to generate bioactive points on the implant surface.

A new family of biodegradable polymer/bioactive glass (BG) composite materials has emerged based on the availability of nano-sized bioactive particles.

By incorporation of conductive polyaniline and bioactive particles and drugs (osteogenon, calcium phosphate nanoparticles) within an electrospun polycaprolactone/gelatin composite scaffold, we have obtained a biocompatible, bioactive, hybrid scaffold system, which provides an electrically conductive environment.

The matrix was reinforced with carbon fibers (CF), alginate fibers (Alg) and magnesium alloy wires (Mg), as well as modified with bioactive particles of tricalcium phosphate (TCP) in various systems.

We explored the microbial transport dynamics by flow cytometry, proved as a suitable tool to monitor the fate of both single cells and bioactive particles along the treatment train of the pilot unit.

According to the current "two-hit" hypothesis of transfusion injury [ 34], RBC units may contain bioactive particles capable of influencing the cellular injury that leads to organ failure in susceptible patients with preexisting insults such as sepsis or mechanical ventilation [ 4, 34, 35].

Similarly, conversion of bioactive glass particles to calcium phosphate phase strongly depends on the particle size and the sample/SBF ratio of the system.