Click-crosslinked in-situ hydrogel improves the therapeutic effect in wound infections through antibacterial, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activities
Xiongxin Lei(First People's Hospital of Foshan), Huiqi Xie(Sichuan University), Chen‐Yu Zou(Sichuan University), Jesse Li‐Ling(Sichuan University), Yaxing Li(Hebei General Hospital), Qingyi Zhang(Sichuan University), Xiuzhen Zhang(Sichuan University), Tao He(Shanghai University of Engineering Science), Long‐Mei Zhao(Sichuan University), Juanjuan Hu(Donghua University), Yanlin Jiang(Sichuan University)
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