The self-assembling amphibian-derived peptide (RADA)4-FZ1 pioneers a novel therapeutic platform for diabetic skin wound management

Zhe Fu(Kunming Medical University), Jingyu Jiang(Yunnan University), Qiuye Jia(Kunming Medical University), Hao Zhu(Kunming Medical University), Xinhe Shen(Kunming Medical University), Yunjian Luo(Kunming Medical University), Shaowei Chen(Kunming Medical University), Tuanqing Li(Kunming Medical University), Yutong Wu(Kunming Medical University), Naixin Liu(Kunming Medical University), Kun Guo(Kunming Medical University), Ying Wang(State Ethnic Affairs Commission), Xinwang Yang(Yunnan Agricultural University)
Chemical Engineering Journal
January 24, 2026
10.1016/j.cej.2026.173231
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