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Fig. 4

From: Carbon dots-facilitated on-demand dissolution of Ca-alginate hydrogel via site-specific mineralization for wound healing

Fig. 4

Dissolution of Ca-alginate hydrogel by CDlys. (A) Ca-alginate hydrogel, (B) Ca-alginate hydrogel incubated with 18 mg/mL CDLys, (C) 18 mg/mL CDlys, (D) CDLys added with Ca2+ (final concentration 3mM), (E) surface morphology of Ca-alginate hydrogel, (F) cross section morphology of Ca-alginate hydrogel treated with CD1/4 for 15 min, (G) cross section morphology of Ca-alginate hydrogel treated with CD3/4 for 15 min, (H) morphology and (I) EDS mapping of surface of Ca-alginate hydrogel treated with CD3/4 for 15 min, (J) morphology and (K) EDS mapping of surface of Ca-alginate hydrogel treated with CD1/4 for 15 min, (L) morphology and (M) EDS mapping of centrifugal precipitation of Ca-alginate hydrogel treated with CD1/4, (N) XRD spectra, (O) FTIR of calcium precipitations, (P) absorption of CDlys solutions from ninhydrin tests, (Q) rheological analysis and (R) swelling of hydrogel during degradation by CD1/4 solutions

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