Bioadhesives are natural polymeric materials that act as adhesives. The term is sometimes used more loosely to describe a glue formed synthetically from biological monomers such as sugars, or to mean a synthetic material designed to adhere to biological tissue.

2012年5月28日 · Bioadhesion refers to the phenomenon where natural and synthetic materials adhere to biological surfaces. An understanding of the fundamental mechanisms that govern bioadhesion is of great interest for various researchers who aim to develop new biomaterials, therapies and technological applications such as biosensors.

Biological adhesives offer impressive performances and, therewith, the potential to inspire novel, more reliable, efficient and environmentally friendly adhesives for an increasing variety of applications. Adhesives found in nature do indeed perform in ways that man-made products simply cannot match.

2012年5月28日 · Bioadhesion refers to the phenomenon where natural and synthetic materials adhere to biological surfaces. An understanding of the fundamental mechanisms that govern bioadhesion is of great interest for various researchers who aim to develop new biomaterials, therapies and technological applications …

生物粘附 (bioadhesion)是指两种物质中有一种或两种均为生物属性，由外力影响使此两种物质的界面较持久地紧密接触而粘在一起的状态。 在 药剂学 中的生物粘附即是指某些高分子聚合物作用于口腔、鼻、眼、阴道或消化道 表皮细胞 粘膜产生粘附的状态。 粘膜可分泌粘液，其主要成分为粘糖蛋白、糖蛋白、 类脂 、 无机盐 、水等，而粘糖蛋白可使粘液具有胶状、凝聚和粘合等特性。 机体组织粘膜表面良好的润湿条件使可溶胀的聚合物材料与之产生紧密接触，粘附材料的分子链 …

2016年11月29日 · Bioadhesion refers to the phenomenon where natural and synthetic materials adhere to biological surfaces. This adherence may or may not be associated with the use of a bioadhesive. Bioadhesion also refers to the incorporation of the biomaterial in the body, which is manifested by the formation of a biofilm on the biomaterial.

2020年5月22日 · Bioadhesion refers to adherence of macromolecules (synthetic and natural) to the mucosal layer of the body. The second generation bioadhesives, the biological mucoadhesives, have depicted specific interaction with biological cell …

The capability of an organism to attach to a surface, either temporarily or permanently, is referred to as “bioadhesion”. Bioadhesion occurs in many living organisms that have designed ways to adhere to a range of surfaces [1 – 3].

2023年9月8日 · Bioadhesion is defined as an event in which natural or synthetic substances adhere to biological surfaces. An interpretation of the underlying mechanisms that control bioadhesion is of considerable interest for various researchers involved in development of new biomaterials, treatments, and innovative applications.

2024年11月1日 · Bioadhesives are widely used in medical fields due to their compatibility with biological soft tissues and their ability to facilitate non-invasive wound closure. Despite their widespread clinical applications, the inadequate adhesion performance highlights the need for further refinement and innovation of these materials.