2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.carbpol.2023.121594
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Gel properties and interactions of hydrogels constructed with low acyl gellan gum and puerarin

Shi-Qi Xu,
Yi-Nan Du,
Zhu-Jun Zhang
et al.
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“…1 ). Similarly, studies on scallop gonads hydrolysates-based and gellan gum/puerarin hydrogels have shown that the increase in immobilized water and viscoelasticity were both the results of network structure development ( Xu et al, 2024 , Yan et al, 2023 ). In particular, LRS/ ι -C, exhibited not only a higher signal intensity for immobilized water but also the lowest signal intensity for free water, which corresponded to the T 2 curves and might be attributed to the structural characteristics of the binary hydrogels.…”
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confidence: 96%
“…1 ). Similarly, studies on scallop gonads hydrolysates-based and gellan gum/puerarin hydrogels have shown that the increase in immobilized water and viscoelasticity were both the results of network structure development ( Xu et al, 2024 , Yan et al, 2023 ). In particular, LRS/ ι -C, exhibited not only a higher signal intensity for immobilized water but also the lowest signal intensity for free water, which corresponded to the T 2 curves and might be attributed to the structural characteristics of the binary hydrogels.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…This characteristic is especially valuable in scenarios where in situ gelation is required, like injectable hydrogels for minimally invasive drug delivery or tissue engineering. [107,118,119] Ion-responsive systems GG can produce gels when exposed to certain ions, like calcium or potassium. This characteristic has been utilized in the creation of ion-responsive systems, which are designed to release drugs or bioactive agents in response to certain ions found in the body.…”
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