Disaccharide-based Biodegradable Material Development

Thoughtful Disaccharide-based Material Development Service to Meet Client Needs

CD BioGlyco develops a wide range of Carbohydrate-based Biodegradable Materials for biomedical, industrial, and food applications based on advanced technology and equipment. Disaccharides have good biocompatibility, degradability, and natural bioactivity and are widely used in the development of bio-based materials. We provide a high-quality development service for disaccharide-based biodegradable materials based on the principle of non-toxicity to humans and the environment during use and disposal.

We develop biodegradable materials ranging from polyurethane foams for industrial applications to hydrogels for biomedical applications. There are two main strategies for our development. One is the direct polymerization of disaccharides as raw materials. The other is to incorporate disaccharides into synthetic polymers. We are proficient in technologies related to the development of disaccharide-based biodegradable materials, such as injection, direct blending, extrusion, foaming, and solvent casting. The process of developing disaccharide-based biodegradable materials is as follows:

• The design and preparation of the material: We are equipped with a team of specialized scientists and engineers to develop one-stop solutions from design, and preparation to analysis. According to the specific application requirements, during the preparation process, we chemically modify the disaccharide by introducing different functional groups to influence the structure of the final material.
• Analysis of materials: We characterize the developed disaccharide-based materials by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), electron microscopy and exclusion chromatography, physical and mechanical tests, biodegradability determination, and biodegradability.

Fig.1 Flowchart of disaccharide-based biodegradable material development. (CD BioGlyco)

We have further subdivided this service into two parts to better support and serve our clients in the development of biodegradable materials.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Compared to other synthetic polymers, carbohydrate-based biomaterials are biocompatible, biodegradable, and non-immunogenic, making them particularly suitable for in vivo therapeutic research, food packaging, wastewater treatment, and other applications.

• What are the factors that need to be taken into account for the development of biomedical degradable materials?

Biomedical degradable materials generally refer broadly to all materials that are degradable and absorbable in living organisms, i.e., materials that can be progressively broken down or destroyed when implanted in the body and over some time. The material will break down or degrade into non-toxic small molecules and be eliminated from the body without the need for a second surgery after its mission is accomplished. The constituent units or degradation products of most biomedical degradable materials are small molecules that exist in the organism itself, which have better biocompatibility and biosafety than non-degradable materials. The basic requirements are good biocompatibility, non-toxicity of the polymer itself and the degradation products; the required degradation rate, appropriate physical and mechanical properties, and moldability.

Advantages of Us

• We provide reliable and responsive support with our technical expertise and superior biodegradable material preparation capabilities.
• We add disaccharides to the macromolecular structure to increase the degradability of polymers, which is one of the most effective ways to overcome environmental pollution from plastic waste.
• The materials we develop are analyzed very thoroughly and meticulously to ensure their performance.

CD BioGlyco has made good progress in the development of biodegradable materials based on carbohydrates. We focus on where our clients need us and give good solutions. Please feel free to contact us for more details about disaccharide-based biodegradable material development.