journal article·2027-01

Asymmetric-interfacial nanofibrous membranes with diode-like exudate transport for nanozyme-catalyzed antibacterial wound healing

Xiaolong Ou, Ye Qi, Siqi Sun, Miaomiao Huang, Shiwei Gao, Shuangsong Ren, Lei Meng, Pisong Li, Xinyi Wang

Biomaterials· Volume 336
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