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On Biomimetics
Edited by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Lilyana D. Pramatarova, ISBN 978-953-307-271-5, Hard cover, 642 pages, Publisher: InTech, Published: August 29, 2011 under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 license, in subject Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine
DOI: 10.5772/774
Bio-mimicry is fundamental idea ‘How to mimic the Nature’ by various methodologies as well as new ideas or suggestions on the creation of novel materials and functions. This book comprises seven sections on various perspectives of bio-mimicry in our life; Section 1 gives an overview of modeling of biomimetic materials; Section 2 presents a processing and design of biomaterials; Section 3 presents various aspects of design and application of biomimetic polymers and composites are discussed; Section 4 presents a general characterization of biomaterials; Section 5 proposes new examples for biomimetic systems; Section 6 summarizes chapters, concerning cells behavior through mimicry; Section 7 presents various applications of biomimetic materials are presented. Aimed at physicists, chemists and biologists interested in biomineralization, biochemistry, kinetics, solution chemistry. This book is also relevant to engineers and doctors interested in research and construction of biomimetic systems.
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Book contents
- Chapter 1Modeling the Metal Binding Site in Cupin Proteins
- Chapter 2Iron and Manganese-Containing Flavonol 2,4-Dioxygenase Mimics
- Chapter 3Models of Biomimetic Tissues for Vascular Grafts
- Chapter 4Biomimetic Structured Porogen Freeform Fabrication System for Tissue Engineering
- Chapter 5Primary Osteintegration in the Study of Biomimetic Surfaces
- Chapter 6To Design a Small Pneumatic Actuator Driven Parallel Link Mechanism for Shoulder Prostheses for Daily Living Use
- Chapter 7Biomimetic Modifications of Calcium Orthophosphates
- Chapter 8Synthesis of Metallo-Deuteroporphyrin Derivatives and the Study of Their Biomimetic Catalytic Properties
- Chapter 9Biomimetic Synthesis and Properties of Polyprenoid
- Chapter 10Biomimetic and Bio-inspired Catalytic System for Arsenic Detoxification: Bio-inspired Catalysts with Vitamin-B12 Cofactor
- Chapter 11Bioinspired Synthesis of Organic/Inorganic Nanocomposite Materials Mediated by Biomolecules
- Chapter 12Chemical Robots
- Chapter 13Molecular Design of Novel Self-Oscillating Polymer Chains Fuelled by Organic Acid Under Constant Condition
- Chapter 14The Advantages of Polymer Composites with Detonation Nanodiamond Particles for Medical Applications
- Chapter 15Biomimetic Polymers for Chiral Resolution and Antifreeze Applications
- Chapter 16Environment-Induced Silk Fibroin Conformation Based on the Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
- Chapter 17Biomimetic Approaches to Understanding the Mechanism of Haemozoin Formation
- Chapter 18Anti-Wetting on Insect Cuticle – Structuring to Minimise Adhesion and Weight
- Chapter 19Novel Approaches for SER Spectroscopic Analysis of Protein Cofactors
- Chapter 20Microscopic Features of Biologically Formed Amorphous Silica
- Chapter 21Moth-Like Chemo-Source Localization and Classification on an Indoor Autonomous Robot
- Chapter 22BioSonar: a Bio-Mimetic Approach to Sonar Systems Concepts and Applications
- Chapter 23The Coevolution of Behavior and Motivated Action Selection
- Chapter 24Control of Mammalian Cell Behaviour Through Mimicry of the Extracellular Matrix Environment
- Chapter 25Cell-Biomaterial Interaction: Strategies To Mimic The Extracellular Matrix
- Chapter 26Microfluidics-Based Cell Manipulation and Analysis
- Chapter 27Biomimicry of Termite Social Cohesion and Design to Inspire and Create Sustainable Systems
- Chapter 28Supported Biomimetic Membranes for Pressure-Driven Water Purification
- Chapter 29Ultrafast Electronic Relaxation of Excited State of Biomimetic Metalloporphyrins in the Gas Phase
- Chapter 30Bacterial Display Peptides for Use in Biosensing Applications
