Development of natural protein-based hydrogels with self-healing performance and tunable
physical properties has attracted increased attention owing to their wide potential not only in …

The design of wound dressings with excellent self‐healing ability, adequate adhesion, good
biocompatibility, and potential antibacterial ability is of great significance for the healing of …

The self-healing hydrogels are extremely attractive in biological and biomedical fields. The
imine bond obtained by the Schiff base reaction is a commonly used dynamic covalent bond …

Collagen‐based hydrogels have gained significant popularity in biomedical applications;
however, traditional collagen hydrogels are easily disabled for lack of self‐healing …

The most significant challenge in designing wound dressings is to mimic the tissue
microenvironment because of the pro-regenerative structural and functional properties of …

Hydrogels with self-healing capacity can undergo self-repair, establishing safer and longer-
lasting products. Hydrogel wound dressings showing self-healing capacity can prolong the …

We report here an injectable, self-healing coordinative hydrogel with antibacterial and
angiogenic properties for diabetic wound regeneration. The hydrogel was prepared by …

The emergence of multifunctional wound dressings for cutaneous tissue injuries represents
a paradigm shift in wound care, offering advanced solutions that transcend traditional wound …

Hydrogels, especially the ones with self‐recovery and adhesive performances, have
attracted more and more attention owing to their wide practical potential in the biomedical …

The treatment of infected wounds faces substantial challenges due to the high incidence
and serious infection-related complications. Natural-based hydrogel dressings with …