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Engineering redox-active hyaluronan–ascorbate hydrogel microenvironments for b-cell protection during encapsulation and storage
Cell-laden hydrogels used in b-cell encapsulation are exposed to oxidative and oxygen-transport stresses during fabrication, handling, and short-term storage. Here, we developed a redox-active hyaluronan–ascorbate conjugate (HA–Asc) as a biomaterial building block for b-cell-supportive hydrogels. HA
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