Nature-skin-derived multi-responsive e-skin as on-demand drug-delivery system facilitated melanoma postoperative therapy
Manhui Zheng(Wenzhou Medical University), Xinhua Liu(Beihang University), Xuechuan Wang(Shaanxi University of Science and Technology), Zhongxue Bai(Southwest University of Science and Technology), Jingyu Zhang(Soochow University), Ouyang Yue(Nanfang Hospital), Jiamin Zhang(Soochow University), Huie Jiang(Xi’an University), Jiang Wu(Wenzhou Medical University), Ling Wen
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