Titlebook: Biomaterials; Proceedings of a Wor Lawrence Stark (Professor of Physiological Optics) Conference proceedings 1969 Plenum Press 1969 Implant

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The Silicones as Tools in Biological Engineeringals in this application. The silicone rubbers are then introduced, and attention is drawn to properties, peculiar to these rubbers, which makes them highly suitable for biological implantation. Extensive reference is made to many examples of such implantation.

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Mass Transport Phenomena in Biological Systemso confirm our belief that the analytical and experimental techniques developed for more traditional areas of chemical engineering investigation are useful in investigating biological phenomena. They have also served to highlight the fact that there are certain classes of problems of more frequent oc

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Structural Properties of Boneane, choose very carefully to cut equal size and shape samples, and then perform impact tests on these samples to determine the absorbed energy for fracture; the numbers obtained might vary from 0.28 foot pounds to 6.17 foot pounds (in a particular experiment). In the experiment cited there were 6 s

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The Structure and Use of Collagenranes prepared from animal tissues for use in humans. As most of you know, the collagen molecule is a very asymmetrical molecule that is about 3,000 Ångströms long and 15 to 25 Ångströms wide. We are going to describe briefly something about 1) the inter-molecular bonding, 2) the intramolecular bond

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