Application of IFN-γ-Licensed urine-derived stem cells in SIS hydrogel promotes scar-free wound healing by immunomodulation and microenvironment remodeling
Scar-free wound healing occurs with the application of IFN-γ-licensed stem cells and SIS hydrogel, promoting effective skin repair.
Increased healing efficiency underscores the potential of this combined approach in regenerative medicine.
Application utilized urine-derived stem cells, showing promise for innovative therapies in wound management.
Implications highlight the need for further validation in clinical settings to substantiate these findings.
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Application of IFN-γ-Licensed urine-derived stem cells in SIS hydrogel promotes scar-free wound healing by immunomodulation and microenvironment remodeling | Synapse