In vivo screening of hydrogel library using cellular barcoding identifies biomaterials that mitigate host immune responses and fibrosis
Sudip Mukherjee(Indian Institute of Technology BHU), Omid Veiseh(Rice University), Boram Km(Rice University), Maria Jarvis(Rice University), Michael Doerfert(Rice University), José Oberholzer(University Hospital of Zurich), Trisha Ray(Cornell University), Andrea Hernández(Rice University), Sofia Ghani(TransUnion (United States)), Ira Joshi(TransUnion (United States)), Roberto N. Miranda(The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center), Peter Rios(TransUnion (United States)), Lauren Y. Cheng(Rice University), Lily Liang(Rice University), Jiaming Li(Rice University), Ping Song(Northwestern Polytechnical University), Tanguy Terlier(Rice University), Douglas Isa(TransUnion (United States)), David Y. Zhang(VA NY Harbor Healthcare System)
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