Nanofibrous supramolecular peptide hydrogels for controlled release of small-molecule drugs and biologics
Brett H. Pogostin(Rice University), Kevin J. McHugh(Texas Oncology), Omid Veiseh(Rice University), Eric L. Nuermberger(Johns Hopkins University), Jeffrey D. Hartgerink(Rice University), Marina H. Yu(Rice University), Samuel A. Hernandez(Rice University), Anushka Agrawal(Rice University), Si‐Yang Li(Xiamen University), Erin H. Seeley(The University of Texas at Austin), Zachary T. Ball(Rice University), Jacob Cabler(Rice University), Dilrasbonu Vohidova(Rice University), Arghadip Dey(Rice University), Samuel X. Wu(Rice University), Michael J. Swierczynski(Rice University), Chaoyang Tang(Rice University), Christopher L. Pennington(Rice University)
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