3) Bioresorbable sutures a. For Polyglycolide sutures, also known as DEXONT II, describe the following: i. Melting point and the concern that causes for melt processing ii. Time that they lose 50% and 100% of their strength. iii. Why are they used in braided form? b. PDS Plus Sutures were developed for slower healing wounds. i. What bioresorbable polymer is used to make PDS Plus sutures? ii. Compare the tensile strength retention of %-breaking strength of PDS II and DEXONT || as a function of weeks in use. Which would you prefer for rapid healing and slower healing wounds, respectively