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Front Cover: Chronic wound generates high levels of reactive oxygen species (ROS), which inhibits normal wound healing process. In article number 2200234, Justin J. Chung and co‐workers fabricate ROS suppressive and antioxidant hydrogel by chemically cross‐linking kraft lignin with gelatin. The flexible kraft lignin‐gelatin hydrogel is able to suppress ROS, and exhibit antibacterial activity.
Chronic wound is difficult to repair because the normal wound healing mechanism is inhibited by the continuous inflammatory response. The delayed inflammatory responses generate high level of reactive oxygen species (ROS) at the wound sites, which leads to a longer inflammatory phase and induces a vicious cycle that interferes with the normal wound healing process. Therefore, ROS scavenging is an...
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