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Polymer Colloids for Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Applications

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Polymer colloids can be used either as models in academic research dealing with colloid phenomena or as dispersed material in a wide variety of industrial applications. One major reason for such a development is related to the basic understanding in the production of these latexes through an increasing number of free-radical heterogeneous polymerization processes as well as in their complete characterization in terms of molecular or colloidal properties. Two major reasons motived the attractive interest for such polymer colloids in biological, medical and pharmaceutical applications: i) their unique and versatile properties with regard to the control of the particle shape and morphology, size and size distribution, surface chemistry, polymer nature, etc., and ii) the huge progress in molecular biology during the last two decades resulting in a vast number of available biomolecules (monoclonal antibodies, peptides, DNA probes, enzymes, recombinant proteins etc.) and sophisticated methodologies (amplification techniques, protein engineering, capillary electrophoresis, etc.).

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