Double-crosslinked hydrogels and hydrogel beads formed by garlic protein hydrolysates for bioactive encapsulation and gastrointestinal delivery.
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DOI: 10.1002/jsfa.14036
Abstract: BACKGROUND Garlic protein is one of the main components of garlic. It has several beneficial characteristics. This study aimed to characterize a double crosslinked hydrogel formed with alginate, calcium ions (Ca2+), and garlic protein hydrolysates… read more here.
Keywords: hydrogel beads; protein hydrolysates; double crosslinked; garlic protein ... See more keywords
Construction and morphology of non-covalently double-crosslinked supramolecular polymer networks
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DOI: 10.1039/c9py00681h
Abstract: A straightforward synthesis of α-Ba, ω-TAP functionalized polymers, Ba-PnBuA-TAP, is reported, leading to the formation of double-crosslinked supramolecular networks driven via the sequential hydrogen-bonding association and metal-coordination. read more here.
Keywords: morphology non; non covalently; double crosslinked; construction morphology ... See more keywords
Hybridly double-crosslinked carbon nanotube networks with combined strength and toughness via cooperative energy dissipation.
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DOI: 10.1039/d1nr06832f
Abstract: Although chemical crosslinking has been extensively explored to enhance the mechanical properties of network-type materials for structural and energy (electrochemical, thermal, etc.) applications, loading-induced energy dissipations usually occur through a single channel that either leads… read more here.
Keywords: strength; hybridly double; strength toughness; energy ... See more keywords
Self-forming double-crosslinked hydrogels by the marriage of catechols and enzyme mimetic polymers.
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DOI: 10.1039/d2cc01290a
Abstract: Self-forming double-crosslinked (DC) hydrogels were designed by incorporating enzyme-mimicking metal coordination polymer crosslinks and catechol chemistry. A macromolecular tris-histidine copper complex acted both as part of the hydrogel network and as a catalyst of catechol… read more here.
Keywords: crosslinked hydrogels; self forming; double crosslinked; forming double ... See more keywords