Antibacterial efficacy of a chitosan-based hydrogel loaded with epsilon poly-L-lysine and poly(I:C) extracellular vesicles for the control of polymicrobial extremity wound infections in a porcine polytrauma model

Authors: Cole E. Ogrydziak, Catherine F.T. Uyehara, Lee-Ann M. Murata et al.
Publication: Military Medical Research
Published: Dec 1, 2026
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