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Introduction,ole in the evolution of the biological world. Cellulose and starch were the most common naturally occurring polymers, both having glucose as the monomeric unit conjoined through the glycosidic linkage [.]. The next most common natural polymer was natural rubber, extracted from the latex of . (rubber

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Part III: Tissue Engineering,nal groups, and they exhibit enhanced absorption capacity of biomolecules on a polymeric biomaterial. More advantage with these architectural polymers is that they can be altered structurally as well as by incorporation of functional groups can be improved for better cell attachment. Hyperbranched p