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Biodegradable, hydrophobic, and injectable liquid polymers are capable of achieving the minimally invasive, sustained, and local release of drugs. These hydrophobic injectable polymers also have potential in the area of regenerative medicine where the biomaterial should be stable for a certain period and then degrade to allow the growth of cells/tissues. This review presents exclusive coverage of...
In the past three decades, the use of polymeric materials has increased dramatically for biomedical applications. Many α‐amino acids derived biodegradable polymers have also been intensely developed with the main goal to obtain bio‐mimicking functional biomaterials. Polymers derived from α‐amino acids may offer many advantages, as these polymers: (a) can be modified further to introduce new functions...
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