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245 00 Polyphosphazenes for biomedical applications|h[electronic
resource] /|cedited by Alexander K. Andrianov.
260 Hoboken, N.J. :|bWiley,|cc2009.
300 xv, 462 p. :|bill.
505 0 Contents: CONTRIBUTORS. PREFACE. I INTRODUCTION. 1
Polymers for Biology and Medicine - Current Status and
Future Prospects ( Alexander K. Andrianov and Robert
Langer ). 2 Expanding Options in Polyphosphazene
Biomedical Research ( Harry R. Allcock ). II VACCINE
DELIVERY AND IMMUNOMODULATION. 3 Polyphosphazenes as
Vaccine Delivery Systems ( Alexander K. Andrianov ). 4 The
Potential of Polyphosphazenes in Modulating Vaccine-
Induced Immune Responses I: Investigations In Mice (
George Mutwiri, Ponn Benjamin, Alexander K. Andrianov, and
Lorne Babiuk ). 5 The Potential of Polyphosphazenes in
Modulating Vaccine-Induced Immune Responses II:
Investigations In Large Animals ( George Mutwiri and Lorne
Babiuk ). 6 Polyphosphazenes as Adjuvants for Inactivated
and Subunit Rotavirus Vaccines in Adult and Infant Mice (
Kari Johansen, Jorma Hinkula, Claudia Istrate, Elin
Johansson, Didier Poncet, and Lennart Svensson ). 7
Polyphosphazene Immunoadjuvants for Intradermal Vaccine
Delivery ( Alexander K. Andrianov, Daniel P. DeCollibus,
Helice A. Gillis, Henry H. Kha, Alexander Marin ). III
BIOMATERIALS. 8 Biodegradable Polyphosphazene Scaffolds
for Tissue Engineering ( Syam P. Nukavarapu, Sangamesh G.
Kumbar, Harry R. Allcock and Cato T. Laurencin ). 9
Biodegradable Polyphosphazene Blends for Biomedical
Applications ( Meng Deng, Lakshmi S. Nair, Nicholas R.
Krogman, Harry R. Allcock, Cato T. Laurencin ). 10
Polyphosphazenes from Condensation Polymerization ( Patty
Wisian-Neilson ). 11 Electrospun Polyphosphazene
Nanofibers For In Vitro Osteoblast Culture ( Maria Teresa
Conconi, Paolo Carampin, Silvano Lora, Claudio Grandi,
Pier Paolo Parnigotto ). 12 Phosphazenes and Surfaces (
Mario Gleria, Roberto Milani, Roberta Bertani, Angelo
Boscolo Boscoletto, and Roger De Jaeger ). IV DRUG
DELIVERY SYSTEMS. 13 Amphiphilic Ionizable
Polyphosphazenes for the Preparation of pH-Responsive
Liposomes ( David Ghattas and Jean-Christophe Leroux ). 14
Poly- and Cyclophosphazenes as Drug Carriers for
Anticancer Therapy ( Youn Soo Sohn and Yong Joo Jun ). 15
Amphiphilic Polyphosphazenes as Drug Carriers ( Liyan Qiu
and Cheng Zheng ). 16 Synthesis and Characterization of
Organometallic Derivatives of Polyphosphazenes and their
Applications in Nanoscience ( Carlos Diaz and M. L.
Valenzuela ). 17 Transport Properties of Polyphosphazenes
( Joel R. Fried ). V BIODETECTION. 18 Potentiometric
Monitoring Antibody-Antigen Interactions by and
Stabilization of Polyanilineand Electrodes with p -
Sulfonated Poly(bisphenoxyphosphazene) ( Byeongyeol Kim,
Alexander K. Andrianov, Alok Prabhu, Vladimir Sergeyev,
and Kalle Levon ). VI WELL-DEFINED POLYPHOSPHAZENES:
SYNTHETIC ASPECTS AND NOVEL MOLECULAR ARCHITECTURES. 19
Synthesis and chemical regularity in phosphazene
copolymers ( Gabino A. Carriedo ). 20 Supramolecular
Structures of Cyclophosphazenes( Alexander Steiner
APPENDIX A. INDEX.
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