Seeking a safe, flexible, and conductive supramolecular hydrogel for human health monitoring? Read our latest publication in Advanced Materials to learn more! Congratulations to our wonderful @arpitachem28
and all co-authors! @UclaCBE@UCLAengineering
https://t.co/J0KOFFr2yf
A Review Article on "Recent advances in various stimuli-responsive hydrogels: from synthetic designs to emerging healthcare applications" - now published in Materials Chemistry Frontiers https://t.co/TJTdely2H0
pH-Responsive Copolymeric Network Gel Using Methacrylated β-Cyclodextrin for Controlled Codelivery of Hydrophilic and Hydrophobic Drugs https://t.co/JzDe7x7IdO
@VincentJGray @RoySocChem Thank you. Till now we have used it to stop external bleeding, so we simply remove the gel after clotting. But we have checked that in body it can undergo enzymatic degradation. So it is expected to be helpful for internal bleeding too.
@ChemicalScience@RoySocChem Thank you. It has already been proved effective for fast hemostasis in the rat model. Next, we will try to find out further its suitability in rapid hemostasis in humans. Moreover, one hepatologist has already been shown interest in its trial to stop gastrointestinal bleeding.