Engineering principles of zwitterionic hydrogels: Molecular architecture to manufacturing innovations for advanced healthcare materials
Open Access
- 15 July 2025
- journal article
- review article
- Published by Elsevier in Materials Today Bio
- Vol. 33, 102085
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Funding Information
- National Science and Technology Council (113-2811-E\u2212008 -009 -)
- National Science and Technology Council (112-2221-E\u2212008 -007 -MY3)
- National Science and Technology Council (111-2923-E\u2212008 -004 -MY3)
- National Science and Technology Council (113-2918-I-008 -004-)
- National Science and Technology Council (111-2628-E\u2212008 -003 -MY3)
- Chang Gung University (OMRPD2N0011)
- Chang Gung University (UERPD2Q0071)
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