Application of hyperbranched polysiloxanes in biomedical materials based on AIE polymer properties

Hyperbranched polysiloxanes have recently gained attention as promising aggregation-induced emission (AIE) polymers in biomedical materials field, which shows extremely attractive application prospects. An overview of the synthesis and description of hyperbranched polysiloxanes is given in this research, as well as their applications in biomedical materials, including optical imaging, drug delivery, and biosensors. This research will also discuss the advantages and challenges of using hyperbranched polysiloxanes as AIE polymers in biomedical materials, highlighting their high fluorescence efficiency, biocompatibility, and stability under physiological conditions, as well as their limited solubility and difficulty in controlling molecular weight and branching structure. Hyperbranched polysiloxanes have the potential to have a substantial impact on the field of biomedicine through their use as AIE polymers in biomedical materials, resulting in the creation of innovative materials and new applications. In addition, this research can also promote the synthesis and modification of other functional materials in the biomedical field.