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Gelatin, a thermally denatured collagen, forms a temperature-dependent gel, in which the efficiency of the collagen-like triple helix is dependent on temperature. In this study, (proline–hydroxyproline–glycine)n peptides were modified at the dendrimer to produce a type of collagen-mimic dendrimer. These dendrimers worked as a drug carrier with thermosensitive release capabilities and could retain rose bengal molecules stably.
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