Tag: hydrogel

A macrophage enzyme called transketolase emerges as a metabolic checkpoint controlling blood vessel regeneration in diabetic wounds, and a nanozyme ...

Psoriasis is one of dermatology's most stubborn targets, and the reason lies in the skin itself. In patients with the ...

Infected wounds are among the most stubborn problems in modern medicine. When the skin barrier is breached, bacteria colonize the ...

A new review in Frontiers in Soft Matter explains how the two-phase architecture of plant-based bigels can be engineered to ...

A new Frontiers in Soft Matter review maps how oleogels, hydrogels, and bigels could replace harmful fats, slow lipid digestion ...

Brazilian researchers combined experiments and quantum simulations to reveal that three-dimensional graphene materials capture paracetamol through physisorption, with capacity peaking ...

Researchers 3D-printed a composite hydrogel patch from tilapia and carp skin extracellular matrix that promoted wound closure, reduced inflammation, and ...

A Stony Brook team found that the modified anti-inflammatory compound phosphosulindac rapidly and reversibly restores suppressed corneal sensitivity in rabbits ...

Researchers show that aluminum oxide and cryoprotectant additives in polyvinyl alcohol phantoms unexpectedly alter shear stiffness and attenuation, complicating the ...

Materials scientists have long chased a deceptively simple goal: polymers that mend their own cracks the way living tissue closes ...