Investigation of Methacryloyl‐Modified Gelatin‐Based Hydrogels for Inkjet‐Printed Biosensors and Their Adherence to Polyethylene Terephthalate and Oriented Polypropylene Substrates

Caroline M. Trust; Regina M. Lehmann; Sarah Schmidt; Verena Singer; Dominic Baum; Christine McBeth; Achim Weber; Caroline M. Trust; Regina M. Lehmann; Sarah Schmidt; Verena Singer; Dominic Baum; Christine McBeth; Achim Weber

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Caroline M. Trust, Regina M. Lehmann, Sarah Schmidt, Verena Singer, Dominic Baum, Christine McBeth, Achim Weber. 2026. Investigation of Methacryloyl‐Modified Gelatin‐Based Hydrogels for Inkjet‐Printed Biosensors and Their Adherence to Polyethylene Terephthalate and Oriented Polypropylene Substrates. Engineering in Life Sciences. 26:65 doi: 10.1002/elsc.70065

Caroline M. Trust, Regina M. Lehmann, Sarah Schmidt, Verena Singer, Dominic Baum, Christine McBeth, Achim Weber. 2026. Investigation of Methacryloyl‐Modified Gelatin‐Based Hydrogels for Inkjet‐Printed Biosensors and Their Adherence to Polyethylene Terephthalate and Oriented Polypropylene Substrates. Engineering in Life Sciences. 26:65 doi: 10.1002/elsc.70065

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