The chemistry of macromonomers based on physiologically active substances and some problems of the synthesis of polymers for biomedical applications

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1. Synthetic polymers as targetable carries for drugs
2. Cell labeling with magnetic and non magnetic immunomicrospheres for separation and diagnosis
3. Synthetic analogues of phosphorus containing biopolymers
4. Glucose stimulated insulin delivery systems
5. Applications of polymers in biotechnology
6. Antithrombogenic polymers
7. Effects of plasma protein adsorption on protein conformation and activity
8. The chemistry of macromonomers based on physiologically active substances and some problems of the synthesis of polymers for biomedical applications
9. Quasi-elastic light scattering as a diagnostic of single chain dynamics
10. Cooperative motion and self-diffusion in dilute and semidilute poly-vinylpyrrolidone solution
11. Dynamic light scattering studies of rodlike particles
12. Pressure dependent studies of photon correlation relaxation times of bulk polymers
13. Segmental dynamics of chain molecules in polymer solutions and melts as studied by quasielastic neutron scattering
14. Use of circularly polarized light to study biological macromolecules
15. Surface enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) of macromolecules on colloidal silver
16. Electro-fluoresence phenomena in macromolecular systems
17. Dynamic models and computer simulation of local motions shown in polarized luminescence of labeled polymers
18. Viscoelastic properties of rubber-modified polymeric materials at elevated temperatures
19. Investigation of methods and sources of error in trace element analysis in surface waters using the determination of chromium and mercury as examples
20. Quantities and units in clinical chemistry: nebulizer and flame properties in flame emission and absorption spectrometry (Provisional)
21. A basic education and training framework for medical laboratory technicians in clinical chemistry