Reactive oxygen species–degradable polythioketal urethane foam dressings to promote porcine skin wound repair
Prarthana Patil(Vanderbilt University), Craig L. Duvall(Vanderbilt University), Juan M. Colazo(Vanderbilt University), Katherine A. Russo(Vanderbilt University), Mariah G. Bezold(Vanderbilt University), Carlisle R. DeJulius(Vanderbilt University), Alonda C. Pollins(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Joshua T. McCune(Vanderbilt University), Jeffrey M. Davidson(Vanderbilt University), Matthew A. Cottam(Vanderbilt University), Callie M Thompson(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Scott A. Guelcher(Vanderbilt University), Mukesh Kumar Gupta(Vanderbilt University), John R. Martin(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Alyssa H. Hasty(Vanderbilt University), Bryan R. Dollinger(Vanderbilt University), Nancy L. Cardwell(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Richard d’Arcy(Vanderbilt University), Fang Yu(Vanderbilt University), Adrian Barbul(RELX Group (Netherlands))
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