A cyclic heptapeptide-based hydrogel boosts the healing of chronic skin wounds in diabetic mice and patients

Zhe Fu(Kunming Medical University), Xinwang Yang(Kunming Medical University), Dandan Sun(Kunming Medical University), Qiuye Jia(Kunming Medical University), Ying Wang(Kunming Medical University), Yutong Wu(Kunming Medical University), Huiling Sun(Kunming Medical University), Saige Yin(Kunming Medical University), Naixin Liu(North University of China), Kun Guo(Kunming Medical University), Chao Li(Kunming Medical University), Yixiang Liu(State Ethnic Affairs Commission), Li He(Kunming Medical University), Yinglei Wang(Kunming Medical University), Yilin Li(Hangzhou Dianzi University), Junxu Nie(Yunnan University), Yingxuan Zhang(Kunming Medical University), Ying Yang(Minzu University of China)
NPG Asia Materials
December 1, 2022
10.1038/s41427-022-00444-x
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