Investigates dual-function bioelectronic sensors for uric acid detection, suggesting enhanced material performance.
Flexible bioelectronic sensors require materials that simultaneously provide high stretchability, strong tissue adhesion, and efficient signal transduction, these performances rarely achieved in conventional conductive hydrogels. Herein, a Janus poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene)/polyacrylamide (PEDOT/PAM)...
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