Sea cucumber–inspired gel could help heal damaged tissue in humans
Researchers at the University of Waterloo have developed a sea cucumber-inspired gel that changes stiffness and may help repair damaged tendons and other soft tissues. The material is designed to avoid remaining permanently in the body, though its use in humans is still a future possibility.
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