Velcro-Inspired Poly(ethylene glycol) Gel (PEGgel) for Robust Interface Adhesion Between Hydrogel, Device, and Tissue

Velcro-Inspired Poly(ethylene glycol) Gel (PEGgel) for Robust Interface Adhesion Between Hydrogel, Device, and Tissue

Hydrogel bioadhesive is widely used in tissue engineering, flexible electronics, and other fields because of its mechanical softness and good biocompatibility. However, due to the differences in the mechanical strength of various biological tissues, the mechanical properties of specific hydrogel bio...

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Main Author: Xiangyu Hu (4326106) (author)
Other Authors: Xiaofan Tan (9282008) (author), Ihsan Ullah (504126) (author), Taosha Jin (21401124) (author), Zhiqi Xu (17086726) (author), Junyue Zhang (16384439) (author), Zhenhai Pan (1762507) (author), Youyong Yuan (1758499) (author), Jun Wang (5906) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Biophysics
Biotechnology
Space Science
Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified
Physical Sciences not elsewhere classified
term storage capability
movement monitoring demonstrates
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different tissue strengths
robust interface adhesion
reported hydrogel adhesives
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tissue hydrogel bioadhesive
various biological tissues
specific hydrogel bioadhesives
tissue engineering
various substrates
ethylene glycol
compliant adhesion
bioadhesive based
widely used
tensile strength
tendon healing
shear strength
promising approach
printable ability
polymer platform
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molecular weight
mechanical strength
mechanical softness
mechanical properties
linking mechanism
healing ability
fracture strain
flexible electronics
drying cross
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8 mpa
130 kpa
1 mpa
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