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  • adjective chemistry Having a highly branched structure

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  • A hyperbranched amine polymer bound to a solid support - is potentially ideal because it is simple to make, reusable and has a high capacity.

    News Janet 2010

  • A hyperbranched amine polymer bound to a solid support - is potentially ideal because it is simple to make, reusable and has a high capacity.

    News 2010

  • A hyperbranched amine polymer bound to a solid support - is potentially ideal because it is simple to make, reusable and has a high capacity.

    News 2010

  • When Schulte knocked out the gene encoding phocein in fruit flies, their neurons become hyperbranched and had defective signaling.

    PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories PhysOrg Team 2010

  • A hyperbranched amine polymer bound to a solid support - is potentially ideal because it is simple to make, reusable and has a high capacity.

    News 2009

  • A hyperbranched amine polymer bound to a solid support - is potentially ideal because it is simple to make, reusable and has a high capacity.

    News 2009

  • Boas reported that hyperbranched polymers can be used to interact with PAMPs

    RxPG News : Latest Medical, Healthcare and Research News 2008

  • The workshop revealed the great scope of hyperbranched polymers and discussed how Europe in particular should respond to the challenges, such as identifying research priorities from the huge range of possibilities.

    RxPG News : Latest Medical, Healthcare and Research News 2008

  • But hyperbranched polymers also have other properties, such as low viscosity, which makes them suitable for applications such as flexible electronic displays.

    RxPG News : Latest Medical, Healthcare and Research News 2008

  • As Plummer pointed out, this brings scope for improving on existing materials, for example designing ultra strong epoxy-resins that can undergo secondary toughening by addition of a hyperbranched polymer compound, whose low viscosity makes the mixing easier.

    RxPG News : Latest Medical, Healthcare and Research News 2008

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