
doi: 10.1039/d3cc04280d
pmid: 38063025
A physically crosslinked protein-based hydrogel was developed based on silk acid. It can be produced under physiological conditions with a modulus close to the extracellular matrix, supporting 3D cell culture and cell-laden injection.
Tissue Engineering, Silk, Hydrogels, Fibroins
Tissue Engineering, Silk, Hydrogels, Fibroins
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