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AUTHORS ABSTRACTThe cell/biomaterial interface is one of the fundamental aspects that should be studied to define the interaction of the biological medium with a biomaterial and to evaluate the biocompatibility of a new implantable biomaterial. Physicochemical properties of the biomaterial and also physiological, chemical, electrochemical and mechanical stresses should also be considered for the biocompatibility of a potential biomaterial. In-vitro models using human cells to study the interface between a cell system and a potential biomaterial partly allows a prediction to be made of the in-vivo performance of a new biomaterial. In-vitro evaluation of the cytocompatibility of potential biomaterial by using human cells may give further information. More... »
PAGES145-150
Biologically Modified Polymeric Biomaterial Surfaces
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