Self-responsive H2-releasing microneedle patch temporally adapts to the sequential microenvironment requirements for optimal diabetic wound healing
Haibo Tao(Kunming Medical University), Tao Tang(Shanghai Children's Medical Center), Yan Xia(Southwest Jiaotong University), Shuogui Xu(Shanghai First People's Hospital), Zhengjiang Xu(Second Military Medical University), Lei Li(Second Military Medical University), Guocheng Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Xiaobing Zhao(Second Military Medical University), Panfeng Wang, Shi Qiu(Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences & Peking Union Medical College), Jiajun Qiu(Second Military Medical University), Junkang Chen(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Jianghong Wu(Reaction Biology (Germany)), Yuan Zhang(Chinese Academy of Sciences)
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