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Genetically Programmable Adhesive Protein Hydrogels for Sealing Perforating Corneal Trauma

2025-05-29

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The cornea, situated at the forefront of the eyeball, is often subjected to varying degrees of mechanical laceration injuries due to various traumatic incidents. Timely and precise suturing of corneal wounds to prevent the leakage of intraocular contents is a significant clinical challenge. Although some studies have attempted to use hydrogels to accurately cover corneal injuries, most of these hydrogels are only...

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Literature Corpus work: 6f6bf7b0-58ef-588f-9654-4827a9667d0d
DOI: 10.1101/2025.05.26.656098

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