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A tissue-adhesive formulation consists of a naturally occurring or synthetic polymerisable and / or cross-linkable material in particulate form, the polymerisable and / or cross-linkable material being in admixture with particulate material comprising tissue-reactive functional groups. The formulation may be used in the preparation of a tissue-adhesive sheet, by applying the formulation to at least one side of a core of a naturally occurring or synthetic polymeric material.

The invention relates to a preparation method for a biomimetic mussel adhesive used for adhesion on a wet surface and underwater curing. The method is characterized in that the biomimetic mussel adhesive is composed of two components including A and B, wherein the component A is a methanol solution of a polymer containing catechol groups; the polymer containing catechol groups is obtained in the manner that N-vinyl pyrrolidone and a polymerizable catechol derivative monomer are subjected to free radical polymerization and further subjected to deprotection; the component B is a crosslinking curing agent. The method has the advantages as follows: 1, the synthetic method is simple and efficient, raw material and reagents used in the reaction process are low in price and easy to get, and amplification in the operation process and industrial production are facilitated; 2, the biomimetic mussel adhesive has certain biocompatibility and initial adhesion performance, can be used for adhesion on the wet surface and underwater curing, and has the bonding strength being over 1 MPa, so as to be applied to adhesion of human tissue and adhesion in the wet environment of commonly-used base material as well as adhesion under the water. According to the invention, perfect combination between synthetic macromolecule and natural mussel attachment proteins is successfully realized, the technical bottleneck about the current biomimetic mussel adhesive is expected to break through, and meanwhile, a new approach for shellfish-based development of biomimetic high polymer material is provided.

Provided is a layered structure that has, at least, a substrate (1) and a light-sensitive resin layer or cured coating layer (2), containing an inorganic filler (3), formed on top of the substrate. In the light-sensitive resin layer or cured coating layer, the proportion of the inorganic filler is lower in a surface region opposite the substrate than in other regions, making it possible to keep the coefficient of linear thermal expansion of the entire light-sensitive resin layer or cured coating layer as low as possible while also avoiding losses in resolution and achieving excellent adhesion to an underfill resin section or a molded resin section. Preferably, the light-sensitive resin layer or cured coating layer comprises at least two layers having different inorganic filler proportions, and the surface-side light-sensitive resin layer or cured coating layer opposite the substrate has a lower inorganic filler proportion than the other layer(s). A light-sensitive dry film containing the abovementioned light-sensitive resin layer is suitable for use as an interlayer resin insulation layer or a solder resist in a printed circuit board.