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Introduction to Biomaterials Science and Biocompatibility,. The largely empirical problem-solving strategies, such as trial-and-error materials selection procedures, have evolved into a multidisciplinary field that requires in-depth knowledge of biochemistry, anatomy, structural biology, immunology, histology, pathobiology, engineering, and materials science.

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ation of complement, and acute hypersensitivity. As we learn more concerning these responses, it is hoped that our ability to design implants will also improve. We encourage readers to send to us any suggestions of additional topics that they would like to see covered in our book. Frederick H. Silver David L.978-1-4612-6816-1978-1-4612-0557-9

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,Das Rechnen mit Opportunit?tskosten,aintained. In some cases, assemblies of macro-molecules are purposely not cross-linked so that shape can be changed quickly. For example, cytoskeletal actin filaments are rapidly assembled and disassembled to allow for changes in cell shape. In this example, cross-links prevent rapid shape changes;

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-68819-5es are of interest. In this chapter, we introduce the terminology used to describe and measure mechanical properties, followed by a discussion of the mechanical properties of α helices, β structures, and collagen triple helixes.

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