Abstract
Gels or #hydrogels are described as the matrix of cross-linked
polymers. Hydrogels are naturally a part of the body in the form of
collagen,
gelatin, mucous, tear films, cartilage, vitreous humor, cornea, and
#tendon. Collagen, gelatin, and #nanofillers can be used to modify the
strength of
hydrogels. Use of biodegradable hydrogel scaffold is ideal for tissue
regeneration, where the scaffold degrades as the #tissueregeneration
occurs.
The hydrogel can be lone or composition of fundamental properties such
as edible, non-edible, #biodegradable, non-biodegradable, #injectable,
topical, natural, synthetic, physically crosslinked, chemically
cross-linked. During past three decades hydrogels due to various factors
such as
biodegradable, absorbent, tissue resemblance and easy use, have received
the enormous attention from researchers around the globe.
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