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Revascularization-Driven Nanozyme Therapy: Disrupting the Vicious Cycle of ROS and Insufficient Vascularization for Chronic Wound Healing

2025-11-06

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The pathophysiology of chronic wound is characterized by a deleterious interplay between impaired angiogenesis and excessive generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS), which perpetuates a vicious cycle exacerbated by persistent inflammation. Current therapeutic strategies lack efficacy in addressing this multifaceted pathophysiology. To dismantle this vicious cycle, we design a composite nanozyme (TCC) by encaps...

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62619ff9-782b-5455-baa9-633e087a7992
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10.22541/au.176241997.77692386/v1
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