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Light stimulation produced by a laser source can be used to "activate" biomaterials hybridized with suitable nanoparticle transducers. We present two exemplary laser-activated biomaterials we developed and characterized for tissue repair and drug delivery applications. © OSA 2013.

Laser-activated hybrid films for tissue repair and controlled drug release

Pini R;Matteini P;Ratto F;Rossi F;Centi S;Tatini F
2013

Abstract

Light stimulation produced by a laser source can be used to "activate" biomaterials hybridized with suitable nanoparticle transducers. We present two exemplary laser-activated biomaterials we developed and characterized for tissue repair and drug delivery applications. © OSA 2013.
2013
Istituto di Fisica Applicata - IFAC
Inglese
Asia Communications and Photonics Conference
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November 12-15, 2013
Beijing China
2-s2.0-84899815332
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Pini, R; Matteini, P; Ratto, F; Rossi, F; Centi, S; Tatini, F
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