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The potential utility of hybrid photo-crosslinked hydrogels with non-immunogenic component for cartilage repair
Medicine and Healthnpj Regenerative Medicine

The potential utility of hybrid photo-crosslinked hydrogels with non-immunogenic component for cartilage repair

Y. Wang, L. H. Koole, et al.

This innovative study conducted by Yili Wang and colleagues explores the potential of photo-polymerizable gelatin and hyaluronic acid hydrogels enriched with decellularized cartilage matrix from gene knockout pigs for effective cartilage repair. The findings indicate improved properties of the hydrogels and promising outcomes in cartilage regeneration.... show more
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