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Peptide-Based Hydrogels Repair Damaged Organs and Tissues On-The-Spot
Scientists have ingeniously combined biomedical expertise with nature-inspired engineering to develop a jelly-like material that holds significant promise for immediate repairs to a wide variety of damaged organs and tissues. More...15 May 2024
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