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Introduction In non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), the level of oxygenation surrounding the cancerous cells is low compared with normal tissue owing to the rapid growth of the tumor cells. The decreased blood circulation results in development of pockets of lower oxygen levels, resulting in…
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Fibrin hydrogels are protein-based scaffolds frequently used in tissue engineering for delivery of bioactive payloads (e.g., growth factors). Conventional fibrin scaffolds enable very limited spatial and temporal control of payload release, especially after implantation. This is…
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Introduction Microorganisms are contributing to a great degree nowadays in the field of biotechnology, with increasing demand as they provide a wide range of by-products that show promising economic importance and value in many specialized branches of biotechnology such as the food industry,…
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As you all sit down to read this issue of the CRS Newsletter to get a dose of excellent controlled release science it is opportune to reflect on the world as we know it and the potential impact of some recent decisions. Ruth Schmid, the CRS President, has penned a statement in respect of the…
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This issue of the CRS Newsletter contains a fascinating summary of five published articles that have some focus on animals as a source of compounds with the potential to treat human conditions or as models to facilitate understanding of disease and biological functions. Of particular interest are…
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I jotted notes for this update as I flew back from the Partnership Opportunities for Drug Delivery (PODD) conference in Boston. CRS was well represented at this conference. The conference, now in its fourth year, was again chaired by Board of Scientific Advisors (BSA) member Barbara Lueckel.…
