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Ultra-durable cell-free bioactive hydrogel with fast shape memory and on-demand drug release for cartilage regeneration

Medicine and Health

Ultra-durable cell-free bioactive hydrogel with fast shape memory and on-demand drug release for cartilage regeneration

Y. Yang, X. Zhao, et al.

Discover how Yuxuan Yang and colleagues have pioneered a cell-free hydrogel scaffold for cartilage regeneration through an innovative polyaddition reaction. This groundbreaking research not only showcases impressive mechanical properties and drug release capabilities but also highlights the hydrogel's potential to promote stem cell migration and chondrocyte differentiation, leading to effective cartilage regeneration in vivo.

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