US EditionHigh-Strength Gradient Hydrogels for Tendon Repair
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BIOENGINEER.ORGHigh-Strength Gradient Hydrogels for Tendon Repair
In the rapidly evolving field of tissue engineering, recent advances have propelled the development of biomaterials that closely mimic the complex mechanical characteristics of native tissues. A groundbreaking study led by Zhu, Wang, Yang, and colleagues has unveiled a novel class of high-strength mechanically gradient hydrogels created through physical crosslinking strategies. These hydrogels, designed explicitly for tendon-mimetic tissue repai…
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