Characterization and structure-property relationships of an injectable thiol-Michael addition hydrogel toward compatibility with glioblastoma therapy

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Sulfhydryl Compounds 83%
• Hydrogels 83%
• Glioblastoma 76%
• Injections 44%
• Astrocytes 15%
• Polymers 15%
• Neoplasms 13%
• Therapeutics 12%
• Ethylene Glycol 10%
• Recurrence 9%
• Intracranial Pressure 9%
• Chemoradiotherapy 9%
• Residual Neoplasm 9%
• Biocompatible Materials 8%
• Immunoassay 8%
• Brain Neoplasms 8%
• In Vitro Techniques 7%
• Immunohistochemistry 5%
• Water 5%
• Survival 4%
• Brain 4%

Engineering & Materials Science

• Hydrogels 100%
• Tumors 35%
• Astrocytes 29%
• Chemoradiotherapy 17%
• Cells 16%
• Addition reactions 14%
• Immunohistochemistry 14%
• Brain 14%
• Cytotoxicity 12%
• Polymers 12%
• Polyethylene glycols 11%
• Biocompatibility 10%
• Biomaterials 10%
• Assays 10%
• Chemical properties 9%
• Swelling 9%
• Hydration 9%
• Water content 9%
• Surgery 8%
• Physical properties 7%
• Characterization (materials science) 7%
• Tissue 7%
• Elastic moduli 7%
• Tuning 6%

Chemistry

• Hydrogel 61%
• Polymer Network 18%
• Intracranial 13%
• Adjuvant 10%
• Storage Modulus 9%
• Addition Reaction 8%
• Immunoassay 8%
• Biomaterial 7%
• Poly(ethylene Glycol) 6%
• Time 6%
• Strength 5%
• Pressure 4%
• Surface 2%