Photodegradable Hydrogel Matrices for Spatiotemporal Control of Bacteria Transport and Delivery

Stimuli-responsive hydrogels that provide controlled degradation can be used as bacteria delivery systems for advanced therapeutic applications. Here, we report the first use of photodegradable hydrogels as materials that can direct bacterial movement, tune mean bacteria speed, and control bacteria...

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Main Author:	Jeffrey A. Reed (22168271) (author)
Other Authors:	Scott T. Retterer (1800268) (author), Ryan R. Hansen (276370) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biochemistry Medicine Microbiology Genetics Molecular Biology Biotechnology Cancer Inorganic Chemistry Infectious Diseases Space Science Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified without significant adhesion using fluorescence visualization monitored using time mean directional change living material applications lapse fluorescence microscopy formed using base bacterial therapeutic applications advanced therapeutic applications bacteria mean speed alter bacteria speed direct bacterial movement bacteria delivery systems photodegradable hydrogel matrices provide controlled degradation control bacteria delivery based hydrogel materials spatiotemporal control controlled doses bacteria transport bacteria chemotaxis delivery vehicles delivery stimuli delivery sites photodegradable poly hydrogel photodegradation hydrogel degradation photodegradable hydrogels varied levels tunable degradation tunable according thiol cross systematic study scale regions partially degraded nutrient gradients nutrient gradient generated across following characterization fold difference findings advance ethylene glycol
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Photodegradable Hydrogel Matrices for Spatiotemporal Control of Bacteria Transport and Delivery

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