Hypoxia-Preconditioned ADSC Exosomes Encapsulated in a Multifunctional Dual-Network Hydrogel Promote the Healing and Functional Regeneration of Seawater-Immersed Wounds

June 2025 in “ Chemical Engineering Journal ”

Jie Li, Zishuo Wang, Wenjing Yang, Yongchao Zhou, Tao Fu, Yuhui Zhang, Xuelian Duan, Dong Liu, Lingtong Kong, Yan Shang, Yuchen Zhang, Xuhui Wang, Runze Gao, Cheng Zhong, Long Chen, Qian Liu, Shuogui Xu, Shuo Fang, Yuntong Zhang, Yang Xie, Yuntong Zhang, Yuntong Zhang, Yang Xie

Studysummary The hydrogel helps heal seawater-immersed wounds by reducing infection and inflammation.

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