Biodegradable pectin-based thermo-responsive composite GO/hydrogel with mussel inspired tissue adhesion for NIR enhanced burn wound healing
Yanai Chen(Hebei University), Jianglei Qin(Hebei Agricultural University), Min Zhou(Hebei University), Yuanwei Gao(Hebei University), Yong Wang(Southwest Jiaotong University), Ziheng Zhang(Hebei University), Yanfang Liu(Hunan University), Limin Chang(Hebei University)
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