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Protein-Release Behavior of Self-Assembled PEG-beta-Cyclodextrin/PEG-Cholesterol Hydrogels
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'Giant' Hollow Multilayer Capsules by Microfluidic Templating
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Pulsed in vitro release and in vivo behavior of exploding microcapsules
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Photopolymerized thermosensitive hydrogels for tailorable diffusion-controlled protein delivery
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Holmium-166 acetylacetonate microspheres as an intratumoral radioablation device
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Biodegradable microcapsules designed via 'click' chemistry
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Degradable multilayer films and hollow capsules via a 'Click' strategy
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Self-Exploding Beads Releasing Microcarriers
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Effect of particle size and charge on the network properties of microsphere-based hydrogels
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Microcapsules Ejecting Nanosized Species into the Environment
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Biodegradable polymers as non-viral carriers for plasmid DNA delivery
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Stimuli-responsive polyelectrolyte microcapsules for biomedical applications
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In vivo cellular uptake, degradation, and biocompatibility of polyelectrolyte microcapsules
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Sensitive spectroscopic detection of large and denatured protein aggregates in solution by use of the fluorescent dye Nile red
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Intracellularly degradable polyelectrolyte microcapsules
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Degradation behavior of dextran hydrogels composed of positively and negatively charged microspheres
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Self-gelling hydrogels based on oppositely charged dextran microspheres
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Mobility of model proteins in hydrogels composed of oppositely charged dextran microspheres studied by protein release and fluorescence recovery after photobleaching
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Swelling pressure of hydrogels that degrade through different mechanisms
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Tailoring the swelling pressure of degrading dextran hydroxyethyl methacrylate hydrogels
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A comparison between the use of dynamic mechanical analysis and oscillatory shear rheometry for the characterisation of hydrogels.
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Swelling pressure observations on degrading dex-HEMA hydrogels.
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Biodegradable hydrogels based on stereocomplex formation between lactic acid oligomers grafted to dextran.
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Novel self-assembled hydrogels by stereocomplex formation in aqueous solution of enantiomeric lactic acid oligomers grafted to dextran.
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Cationic Polymer Based Gene Delivery Systems.
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Influence of the degradation mechanism of hydrogels on their elastic and swelling properties during degradation.
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Pore sizes in hydrated dextran microspheres.
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Rheological monitoring of long-term degrading polymer hydrogels.
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Correlation between rheological characteristics of enzymatically degrading dextran glycidyl methacrylate gels and the mobility of macromolecules inside these gels
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Diffusion of macromolecules in dextran methacrylate solutions and gels as studied by confocal scanning laser microscopy.
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Controlled release of proteins from dextran hydrogels.
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Characterization of the network structure of dextran glycidyl methacrylate hydrogels by studying the rheological and swelling behavior