1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Motivation for Synthesizing New Polymers Inside Living Systems
1.2 Comparison of Natural and Synthetic Polymers in Living Systems
1.3 Overview of the Scope and Content of the Book
 
2 POLYMERIZATION TECHNIQUES INSIDE LIVING SYSTEMS
2.1 Overview of polymerization techniques inside living systems
2.2 Comparison of the advantages and disadvantages of different techniques
2.3 Details on the polymerization of various monomers including acrylates, methacrylates, vinyl monomers, and others
2.4 Discussion on the use of bioorthogonal reactions for synthetic polymerization
 
3 DESIGN AND PREPARATION OF POLYMERS INSIDE LIVING SYSTEMS
3.1 Molecular design principles for synthetic polymers inside living systems
3.2 Supramolecular polymerization in living systems
 
4 APPLICATIONS OF SYNTHETIC POLYMERS INSIDE LIVING SYSTEMS
4.1 Polymerization in living system for bacteria infected Wound healing and monitoring
4.2 In Vivo Polymerization for preparing Bio-electronics device
4.3 Polymerization in living system for applications in Tissue Engineering
4.4 Polymerization in Living system for therapeutic applications
4.5 Polymerization in Living system for Bacterial Growth Inhibition, Selective binding and labelling, surface electric property Modification, Bacterial encapsulation and differentiation
 
5 BIOCOMPATIBILITY AND BIODEGRADABILITY OF SYNTHETIC POLYMERS INSIDE LIVING SYSTEMS
5.1 Biocompatibility polymerization components
5.2 Biocompatibility of polymerization reaction process
5.3 Precise spatiotemporal control for biocompatibility
5.4 Biological properties improvement of living systems after polymerization
5.5 Immunotoxicity from formed polymers
 
6 EMERGING TRENDS AND INNOVATIONS IN SYNTHETIC POLYMERIZATION
6.1 Sustainable and Green Polymerization
6.2 Advanced Functional Polymers
6.3 Advanced Polymer Processing Techniques
 
7 CONCLUSION
7.1 Synthesis of Core Concepts Across the Book
7.2 Conceptual Advances Enabled by In Situ Polymerization
7.3 Implications for Biomedical Technologies and Therapies
7.4 Challenges That Must Be Addressed
7.5 Future Outlook: Toward Integrated and Intelligent Polymer Systems
7.6 Concluding Remarks