Tissue Engineering
Study Data from University of Nancy Update Understanding of Tissue Engineering
Published in Biotech Business Week, April 23rd, 2012
2012 APR 23 -- According to the authors of recent research from Vandoeuvre les Nancy, France, "This work addresses the preparation of chitosan thin films functionalized in volume by nanoliposomes based on plant and marine lecithins, and then characterizes their properties by various physicochemical techniques. Firstly, the main fatty acid compositions of lecithins was analyzed by gas chromatography, secondly the stability of nanoliposomes and nanoliposomes/chitosan blends was determined by zetasizer, tensiometer, Transmission Electron Microscopy and rheometer."
"Finally, different properties of chitosan and the nanoliposomes/chitosan blend thin films were...
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