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Poly (N‐isopropylacrylamide): physicochemical properties and biomedical applications

Najafi et al., 2018

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6116159754536988920
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Najafi M
Hebels E
Hennink W
Vermonden T
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Temperature‐Responsive Polymers: Chemistry, Properties and Applications

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This chapter focuses on polymerization techniques, and provides examples that address Poly (N‐isopropylacrylamide)'s (PNIPAM) potential applications as biomaterial in drug and gene delivery and bioseparation. It introduces the general physicochemical properties of …
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