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“Tuning hydrogel affinity to control the release of antibodies” Isaacs-Bernal D; Coles B; Huo L; Bahsoun NE; Wang S; van der Kooy D; Shoichet MS. 2026 , Biomaterials, 329, in press xx1-x16; doi: 10.1016 Publication
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“Computationally identified peptides immobilized to hydrogel delivery vehicles enable affinity-controlled release of proteins” Yao Y; Hong C; Teal CJ; Bahsoun NE; Lu SP; Fernandes I; Keller G; Shoichet MS. 2026 Acta Biomaterialia,210: 133-144; doi: 10.1016 Publication
U of T Researcher Aims to do it All
Molly Shoichet joined the University of Toronto as a faculty member in 1995. Thirty years later, she continues to make breakthroughs in everything from spinal cord injuries, blindness and post-operative pain to stroke and cancer – and has no plans…