Artificial Cornea Substitute Based on Hydrogel Skeletons with Natural Stromal Hierarchical Structure and Extracellular Matrix for Sutureless Transplantation (Adv. Sci. 19/2025)
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Artificial Cornea Substitutes In article number 2411540, Qingjun Zhou, Ting Wang, Weiyun Shi, and co-workers present a humanized corneal substitute using porcine-cornea templated hydrogel skeletons infused with human ECM and GelMA, achieving light-activated adhesion. By replicating native stromal hierarchy, it possesses optical/mechanical properties similar to those of natural corneas, and promotes epithelial regeneration and stromal integration. It offers a promising solution to donor shortages and transplant complications.
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OpenAlex topics: Corneal Surgery and Treatments · Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine · Electrospun Nanofibers in Biomedical Applications
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