- Poly(amidoamine), or
PAMAM, is a
class of
dendrimer which is made of
repetitively branched subunits of
amide and
amine functionality.
PAMAM dendrimers, sometimes...
-
generations of arborol. Poly(amidoamine), or
PAMAM, is
perhaps the most well
known dendrimer. The core of
PAMAM is a
diamine (commonly ethylenediamine), which...
- 3rd Ed. 2010
Michael Smith Convergent Synthesis of
Internally Branched PAMAM Dendrimers Michael Pittelkow, Jrn B.
Christensen Org. Lett., 7 (7), 1295–1298...
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nanoclusters embedded in poly(amidoamine)
dendrimer (
PAMAM) have been
successfully synthesized.
PAMAM is
repeatedly branched molecules with
different generations...
- plasticizers. It is
widely used in the
production of
polyurethane fibers. The
PAMAM class of
dendrimers are
derived from ethylenediamine. The
bleaching activator...
- subsequently.
Acrylates are also used in the
preparation of poly(amidoamine) (
PAMAM)
dendrimers typically by
Michael addition with a
primary amine.
Methyl acrylate...
-
utilised such as
phenol formaldehyde, urea
formaldehyde &,
dendritic or
PAMAM,
melamine formaldehyde, etc. Each s****
material has its own
merits and...
- are many
types of dendrimers, the most
common is the poly(amidoamine) (
PAMAM) dendrimer.
These types of
dendrimers are
predominantly terminated with...
- play
crucial role with drug
interaction and release. Poly(amidoamine) (
PAMAM)
dendrimers are the most
commonly used system. A
study investigated potential...
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focus of the
Ghandehari lab is
development of nano-scale poly(amidoamine) (
PAMAM)
dendrimers that
could be
administered orally instead of
intravenously administration...
