An interpenetrating network-strengthened and toughened hydrogel that supports cell-based nucleus pulposus regeneration.
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Xiumei Mo | Pei Li | Fuyou Li | Chen Zhao | Lei Song | Yibo Gan | Bin Ouyang | X. Mo | Pei Li | Liyuan Wang | Y. Gan | Yuan Xu | Lei Song | Lei Luo | Chen Zhao | Bin Ouyang | Bing Tu | Qiang Zhou | S. Dong | Fuyou Li | Linyong Zhu | Linyong Zhu | Liyuan Wang | Yuan Xu | Bing Tu | Lei Luo | Shiwu Dong | Qiang Zhou
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