Polyphosphazenes with amino acid citronellol ester side groups for biomedical applications

@article{Nichol2015PolyphosphazenesWA,
  title={Polyphosphazenes with amino acid citronellol ester side groups for biomedical applications},
  author={Jessica L. Nichol and H. Allcock},
  journal={European Polymer Journal},
  year={2015},
  volume={62},
  pages={214-221}
}
  • Jessica L. Nichol, H. Allcock
  • Published 2015
  • Materials Science
  • European Polymer Journal
    • Abstract In order for a material to be considered a potential candidate as a scaffolding substrate, it should be biodegradable to non-toxic products, and possess similar physical characteristics to those of the living tissue being replaced. Previous work centered on the direct linkage of citronellol, an anti-inflammatory molecule, to a polyphosphazene backbone. Moreover, the hydrolysis rate in that study was tuned by incorporating alanine ethyl ester co-substituent units thereby decreasing the… CONTINUE READING
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