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Trace element-dictated exosome modules and self-adaptive dual-network hydrogel orchestrate diabetic foot regeneration through complement-mitochondria-autophagy circuitry
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    • Trace element-dictated exosome modules and self-adaptive dual-network hydrogel orchestrate diabetic foot regeneration through complement-mitochondria-autophagy circuitry

    • “A research team introduces its progress in diabetic wound treatment. Experts established a 3D trace element-engineered exosome system with dual-network hydrogel delivery, which provides solutions to overcome inflammation-ischemia cycles in diabetic foot ulcers and lay a foundation for chronic wound clinical management.”
    • Shuang-Qing Wang , Ming-Ji Jin , Ze-Ke Guo , Dong-Ri Shen , Li-Na Jin , Fang Cheng , Yan-Ru Zhao , Teng Liu , Yu-Cai Li , Nuo-Ya Wang , Ling-Qing Chen , Wei Huang , Xiu-Quan Quan , Zhong-Gao Gao
    • Military Medical Research Vol. 13, Issue 4, Pages: 559-587(2026)

    • DOI： 10.1186/s40779-025-00658-4     

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    • Accepted：02 October 2025 ，

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