Royal Society of Chemistry - Biointerfaces Volume 10 Book

Designing and developing new biomaterials requires a deep understanding of the biointerface. This volume from the Smart Materials Series explores the connection between synthetic or natural materials and various biological entities, including tissue, microorganisms, cells, viruses, and biomolecules. Biointerfaces: Where Material Meets Biology provides an updated overview of the methods and knowledge used to manage how living organisms respond to implantable devices. This text serves as a comprehensive resource for understanding the biological interface through several lenses, including past developments, current research, and future perspectives. The content covers essential areas such as biomolecular interfaces for cell modulation, topographical biointerfaces, and mechanostructural elements. This book is a valuable resource for professionals and researchers working in medical and healthcare fields who need to master the interaction between materials and biological systems.