Data Sheet 1: SHP099-Containing Multi-Targeting Hydrogel Promotes Rapid Skin Reconstruction Through Modulating a Variety of Cells

April 2025 in “ Figshare ”

Zhixiao Liu (3719695), Lei Chen (54296), Bingbing Hao (11455520), Yijin Hou (21006836), Chuan Lv (5545547), Yuanjie Zhu (5866076), Chaofeng Han (7831859)

SHP099 multi-targeting hydrogel macrophages fibroblasts smooth muscle cells M2 macrophage differentiation dermal shell remodeling hair follicles myofibroblasts wound contraction tissue regeneration

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Studysummary In this study, a hydrogel loaded with SHP099 was shown to improve wound healing by targeting different cell types during various stages of the healing process.

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