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Novel hydrogels based on polysaccharides for soft tissue regeneration: preparation and characterization
Nedomová, Eva ; Abdellatif, Abdelmohsan (oponent) ; Vojtová, Lucy (vedoucí práce)
Presented diploma thesis deals with preparation, crosslinking and physico-chemical characterization of natural polysaccharide-based hydrogels. The aim of the work was to evolve elastic thin films with potential application for moist wound healing. The theoretical part summarizes the state-of-art about regeneration of soft tissues and their substitutes (synthetic or nature). There are pointed out the basic information about natural polysaccharide gums (chemical structure, solubility, heat and pH stability etc.), its modification and chemical crosslinking. The experimental part is focused on the modification of natural gum Karaya in order to make transparent hydrogels with adjustable hydrolytical stability. Samples were analyzed by FTIR, TGA followed by evaluation of swelling properties and hydrolytical degradation. Based on the results, chemical modification helped to stabilize polysaccharide hydrogels in water up to 25 days which is useful mainly for moist wound healing (e.g. after burns) because of high values of water uptake (from 85 up to 96%).
Novel hydrogels based on polysaccharides for soft tissue regeneration: preparation and characterization
Nedomová, Eva ; Abdellatif, Abdelmohsan (oponent) ; Vojtová, Lucy (vedoucí práce)
Presented diploma thesis deals with preparation, crosslinking and physico-chemical characterization of natural polysaccharide-based hydrogels. The aim of the work was to evolve elastic thin films with potential application for moist wound healing. The theoretical part summarizes the state-of-art about regeneration of soft tissues and their substitutes (synthetic or nature). There are pointed out the basic information about natural polysaccharide gums (chemical structure, solubility, heat and pH stability etc.), its modification and chemical crosslinking. The experimental part is focused on the modification of natural gum Karaya in order to make transparent hydrogels with adjustable hydrolytical stability. Samples were analyzed by FTIR, TGA followed by evaluation of swelling properties and hydrolytical degradation. Based on the results, chemical modification helped to stabilize polysaccharide hydrogels in water up to 25 days which is useful mainly for moist wound healing (e.g. after burns) because of high values of water uptake (from 85 up to 96%).

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