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High-throughput screening of zwitterion-based coatings towards improved mechanical stability and drug-loading capacity

Engineering and Technology

High-throughput screening of zwitterion-based coatings towards improved mechanical stability and drug-loading capacity

J. Yang, Y. Ran, et al.

This groundbreaking research by Jingzhi Yang, Yami Ran, Luyao Huang, Chenhao Ren, Xiangping Hao, Lingwei Ma, and Dawei Zhang presents a high-throughput strategy to optimize zwitterion-based hydrogel coatings, enhancing their mechanical stability and drug-loading capacity. Discover how this innovative method accelerates the development of superior implantable device surfaces!

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