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Bacteria-mimetic bioadhesives with multivalent mucoadhesion and drug-compatible delivery

2026-04-17

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The ability to adhere to mucus-lined tissues underpins a range of biomedical devices and therapies. However, many existing strategies rely on covalent bonding chemistries and can be unstable, cytotoxic, or incompatible with therapeutics. Here, we present a bacteria-mimetic bioadhesion strategy inspired by Vibrio cholerae . A short Bap1-derived adhesion peptide is grafted onto chitosan to strengthen mucus interact...

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309a9a71-ab4e-56d0-9728-c8a78042b83e
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10.64898/2026.04.15.718429
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