Nanocomposite injectable gels capable of self-replenishing regenerative extracellular microenvironments for: In vivo tissue engineering

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Nanogels 100%
• Tissue Engineering 61%
• Gels 51%
• polyethylene glycol-poly(lactide-co-glycolide) 47%
• Injections 36%
• Polyglactin 910 18%
• Regeneration 11%
• Growth Differentiation Factors 10%
• Clay 9%
• Ethylene Glycol 8%
• matrigel 8%
• Myoblasts 8%
• Survival 7%
• Cell Transplantation 7%
• Hydrogels 7%
• Biocompatible Materials 7%
• Heparin 6%
• Nanoparticles 6%
• Nutrients 6%
• Extracellular Matrix 5%
• Cultured Cells 5%
• Skeletal Muscle 5%
• Transplantation 5%
• Cell Survival 5%
• Collagen 5%
• Fibroblasts 5%
• Cell Proliferation 4%
• Skin 3%
• Wounds and Injuries 3%

Engineering & Materials Science

• Tissue engineering 78%
• Nanocomposites 67%
• Gels 65%
• Polyethylene glycols 25%
• Tissue regeneration 12%
• Cells 11%
• Scaffolds 9%
• Molecules 7%
• Heparin 6%
• Fibroblasts 5%
• Military electronic countermeasures 5%
• Degradation 5%
• Collagen 5%
• Hydrogels 5%
• Nutrients 4%
• Biomaterials 4%
• Copolymers 4%
• Nanoparticles 3%
• Clay 3%
• Muscle 3%
• Synchronization 3%
• Recovery 2%

Chemical Compounds

• Nanocomposite 41%
• Gel 39%
• Nutrient 4%
• Heparin 4%
• Cell Viability 3%
• Collagen 3%
• Degradation Product 3%
• Ethylene Glycol 3%
• Biomaterial 3%
• Hydrogel 3%
• Molecule 2%
• Copolymer 2%
• Nanoparticle 1%