Influence of the Hydrophobic–Hydrophilic Nature of Biomedical Polymers and Nanocomposites on In Vitro Biological Development

Keyphrases

• Biopolymers 100%
• Cell Proliferation 100%
• Biological Development 100%
• In Vitro Biological 100%
• Cell Viability 66%
• Ethyl Methacrylate 66%
• Halloysite Nanotubes 66%
• Resin 33%
• Cell Morphology 33%
• Polylactic Acid 33%
• Polyester 33%
• Mechanical Properties 33%
• Cell Attachment 33%
• Culture Time 33%
• Hydrophobicity 33%
• Polycaprolactone 33%
• Chemical Nature 33%
• Work Cells 33%
• Acrylate 33%
• Two-pair 33%
• Spread out 33%
• Round Shape 33%
• Hydrophilic Surface 33%
• Hydroxyapatite Nanoparticles 33%
• Flat Type 33%
• PHEMA 33%
• Biomedical Field 33%
• Poly(2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate) 33%
• Hydrophobic Materials 33%
• Hydroxyapatite Nanowires 33%

Material Science

• Nanotubes 100%
• Biomedical Polymer 100%
• Cell Proliferation 100%
• Nanocomposite 100%
• Polyester 50%
• Polylactide 50%
• Hydrophobicity 50%
• Surface (Surface Science) 50%
• Nanoparticle 50%

Engineering

• Hydrophobic 100%
• Nanocomposites 100%
• Halloysite Nanotube 100%
• Nanoparticles 50%
• Initial Stage 50%
• Caprolactone 50%
• Biomedical Field 50%
• Hydrophilic Surface 50%
• Neat Resin 50%