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Biomaterials news, October 2022

Monitoring kidney function might get less invasive

31 October 2022Laurie Winkless
Novel 3D bioprinted tumor responds to treatment

For the first time, researchers have successfully 3D bioprinted a breast cancer tumor, which they have then treated with anticancer drugs.

24 October 2022

A novel analytical toolkit for measuring the binding forces between single proteins and a substrate like cellulose could help to develop new nanomaterials.

19 October 2022

The silk naturally produced by silkworms can be made 70% stronger than spider silks by removing a sticky outer layer and then manually spinning it.

12 October 2022

Researchers have developed a silk-based material that can repel both water and almost anything that contains water.

3 October 2022

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13 February 2024Laurie Winkless
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Researchers have shown that a new synthetic hydrogel made from peptides that zip together can behave like biological tissue.

27 October 2023
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14 November 2023Laurie Donaldson
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