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Abstract
Styrene-Isobutylene-Styrene (SIBS) is a high-performance biocompatible elastomeric material. However, its low surface energy and hydrophobic nature limit its widespread application in the field of implantable materials within the human body. In this study, UV-initiated polymerization was employed to prepare SIBS-acrylic acid surface-grafted co-polymer. Subsequently, collagen protein (Coll) surface modification of SIBS was achieved through a coupling reaction with acrylic acid, resulting in the production of Collagen Surface-Modified SIBS, denoted as SIBS-AA-Coll. Characterization was carried out using techniques such as infrared spectroscopy, thermal analysis, scanning electron microscopy, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), and water contact angle measurements. The results demonstrated that, with a UV exposure time of 4 min and a nBP:nAA ratio of 15:100, the grafting ratio reached 9.4%, significantly improving the hydrophilicity of the SIBS surface. In vitro cytotoxicity tests and in vivo animal implantation experiments indicated that Collagen Surface-Modified SIBS exhibited excellent biocompatibility.
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Journal of Polymer Research provides a forum for the prompt publication of articles concerning the fundamental and applied research of polymers. Its great feature lies in the diversity of content which it encompasses, drawing together results from all aspects of polymer science and technology.
As polymer research is rapidly growing around the globe, the aim of this journal is to establish itself as a significant information tool not only for the international polymer researchers in academia but also for those working in industry. The scope of the journal covers a wide range of the highly interdisciplinary field of polymer science and technology, including:
polymer synthesis;
polymer reactions;
polymerization kinetics;
polymer physics;
morphology;
structure-property relationships;
polymer analysis and characterization;
physical and mechanical properties;
electrical and optical properties;
polymer processing and rheology;
application of polymers;
supramolecular science of polymers;
polymer composites.