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X-ray ablation of hyaluronan hydrogels: Fabrication of three-dimensional microchannel networks

Weon, B. M.
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Chang, S.
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Yeom, J.
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2009
Journal Of Applied Physics

We present a simple and highly versatile protocol for polymer ablation: hard x-ray irradiation makes it possible to rapidly depolymerize hyaluronan hydrogels and fabricate three-dimensional network of microchannels. Photodynamic and photochemical analyses show that x-ray irradiation directly cleaves the polymer backbone and the total dose controls the degradation kinetics. This nonthermal ablation protocol may offer opportunities for processing organic polymers and biological materials.

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research article
DOI
10.1063/1.3213358
Web of Science ID

WOS:000269850300038

Author(s)
Weon, B. M.
Chang, S.
Yeom, J.
Hahn, S. K.
Je, J. H.
Hwu, Y.
Margaritondo, G.  
Date Issued

2009

Publisher

American Institute of Physics

Published in
Journal Of Applied Physics
Volume

106

Issue

5

Article Number

053518

Subjects

hydrogels

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photochemistry

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polymer structure

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polymerisation

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X-ray effects

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Poly(Ethylene-Terephthalate) Films

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Laser-Radiation

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Acid Hydrogels

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Excimer Laser

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Tissue

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Degradation

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Polymers

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Biology

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