Controlled drug delivery' was mentioned in the positive outcomes. If islet beta cells are encapuslated within the TPU scaffold, how will it be released over time to integrate directly to the pancreas? In posible negative outcomes 'Mechanical problems' was mentioned so can you explain in detail the mechanical wear and tear that occurs and which areas of the scaffold will be most affected by hydrostatic pressure and how the TPU material would react. What preventative measures can be taken to prevent the scaffold from losing its structural integrity?

Controlled drug delivery' was mentioned in the positive outcomes. If islet beta cells are encapuslated within the TPU scaffold, how will it be released over time to integrate directly to the pancreas? In posible negative outcomes 'Mechanical problems' was mentioned so can you explain in detail the mechanical wear and tear that occurs and which areas of the scaffold will be most affected by hydrostatic pressure and how the TPU material would react. What preventative measures can be taken to prevent the scaffold from losing its structural integrity?

Curren'S Math For Meds: Dosages & Sol

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305143531

Author:CURREN

Publisher:CURREN

Chapter13: Dimensional Analysis/units Conversion

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 35SST

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