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Tissue-Adhesive Ionic Nanoparticle Paste for Conformal Bioelectronic Interfaces
Stable bioelectronic interfaces require coupling materials that conform to irregular tissue surfaces and accommodate deformation while maintaining cohesion, wet-tissue adhesion, and electrical continuity. Here, we introduce GelMA-BioIL nanoparticle-TA (GBT), a tissue-adhesive ionic paste formed thro
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