Preserving the adhesion of catechol-conjugated hydrogels by thiourea-quinone coupling.

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Preserving the adhesion of catechol-conjugated hydrogels by thiourea-quinone coupling.

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Preserving the adhesion of catechol-conjugated hydrogels by thiourea-quinone coupling.

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Preserving the adhesion of catechol-conjugated hydrogels by thiourea-quinone coupling.

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Preserving the adhesion of catechol-conjugated hydrogels by thiourea-quinone coupling.

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Chun Kit K Choi

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Pengchao Zhao

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Yang J Xu

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10.1039/C6BM00434B

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Qian Feng

Kongchang Wei

Liming Bian

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2016-10-10T00:00:00Z

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