Hofmeister effect-assisted one step fabrication of fish gelatin hydrogels
Authors:
- Hongrui ChenHCHongrui Chen
- Pujie ShiPSPujie Shi
- Fengjiao FanFFFengjiao Fan
- Hui ChenHCHui Chen
- Chao WuCWChao Wu
- Xianbing XuXXXianbing Xu
- Zhenyu WangZWZhenyu Wang
- Ming DuMing Du
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Funding Information
- Dalian Science and Technology Bureau
- Ministry of Science and Technology of the People's Republic of China
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