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A mechanically adaptive hydrogel neural interface based on silk fibroin for high-efficiency neural activity recording

Jie Ding, Zhihong Chen, Xiaoyin Liu, Yuan Tian, Ji Jiang, Zi Qiao, Yusheng Zhang, Zhanwen Xiao, Dan Wei, Jing Sun, Fang Luo, Liangxue Zhou, Hongsong Fan

2022Materials Horizons54 citationsDOI

Abstract

implantation. Overall, a wide range of animal experiments demonstrate that the platform exhibits minimal foreign body responses, thus showing it to be a promising electrophysiology interface for potential applications in neuroscience.

Topics & Concepts

FibroinMaterials scienceInterface (matter)Neural activitySILKBiomedical engineeringNanotechnologyComposite materialNeuroscienceMedicineBiologyCapillary actionCapillary numberNeuroscience and Neural EngineeringEEG and Brain-Computer InterfacesMuscle activation and electromyography studies
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