Ma et al., 2015 - Google Patents
Substrate-independent robust and heparin-mimetic hydrogel thin film coating via combined LbL self-assembly and mussel-inspired post-cross-linkingMa et al., 2015
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- Ma L
- Cheng C
- He C
- Nie C
- Deng J
- Sun S
- Zhao C
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- ACS applied materials & interfaces
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In this work, we designed a robust and heparin-mimetic hydrogel thin film coating via combined layer-by-layer (LbL) self-assembly and mussel-inspired post-cross-linking. Dopamine-grafted heparin-like/-mimetic polymers (DA-g-HepLP) with abundant carboxylic …
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