2023
DOI: 10.1021/bk-2023-1436.ch003
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Magnetic-Responsive Materials: Properties, Design, and Applications

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“…[ 77–80 ] The advantage of microenvironmental stimuli‐responsive‐biomaterials is their precise responsiveness to pathological conditions, but the disadvantage of such materials is that they are difficult to control. [ 81 ] The utilization of microenvironmental stimuli‐biomaterials necessitates the incorporation of adaptable functional moieties that respond to microenvironmental stimuli, thereby allowing for dynamic alterations in their properties. From the vantage point of biomaterials themselves, the realm of biomaterials encompasses three primary classifications: inorganic biomaterials, organic biomaterials, and biomimetic biomaterials (Figure 3C–E).…”
Section: Biomaterials For Inflammatory Bone Lossmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[ 77–80 ] The advantage of microenvironmental stimuli‐responsive‐biomaterials is their precise responsiveness to pathological conditions, but the disadvantage of such materials is that they are difficult to control. [ 81 ] The utilization of microenvironmental stimuli‐biomaterials necessitates the incorporation of adaptable functional moieties that respond to microenvironmental stimuli, thereby allowing for dynamic alterations in their properties. From the vantage point of biomaterials themselves, the realm of biomaterials encompasses three primary classifications: inorganic biomaterials, organic biomaterials, and biomimetic biomaterials (Figure 3C–E).…”
Section: Biomaterials For Inflammatory Bone Lossmentioning
confidence: 99%