Mussel‐Inspired Recombinant Adhesive Protein‐Based Functionalization for Consistent and Effective Antimicrobial Treatment in Chronic Inflammatory Skin Diseases (Adv. Therap. 4/2024)

Advanced TherapeuticsVolume 7, Issue 4 2470007 Cover PictureFree Access Mussel-Inspired Recombinant Adhesive Protein-Based Functionalization for Consistent and Effective Antimicrobial Treatment in Chronic Inflammatory Skin Diseases (Adv. Therap. 4/2024) Suhyeon Kim, Suhyeon KimSearch for more papers by this authorNam Hyeong Kim, Nam Hyeong KimSearch for more papers by this authorZinah Hilal Khaleel, Zinah Hilal KhaleelSearch for more papers by this authorDeok Hyang Sa, Deok Hyang SaSearch for more papers by this authorDaekyu Choi, Daekyu ChoiSearch for more papers by this authorSeongmin Ga, Seongmin GaSearch for more papers by this authorChang Geon Kim, Chang Geon KimSearch for more papers by this authorJiye Jang, Jiye JangSearch for more papers by this authorKyeonghyun Kim, Kyeonghyun KimSearch for more papers by this authorYe Ji Kim, Ye Ji KimSearch for more papers by this authorSukkum Ngullie Chang, Sukkum Ngullie ChangSearch for more papers by this authorSeon Min Park, Seon Min ParkSearch for more papers by this authorSu Yeon Park, Su Yeon ParkSearch for more papers by this authorBok-Soo Lee, Bok-Soo LeeSearch for more papers by this authorJin-Chul Kim, Jin-Chul KimSearch for more papers by this authorJaecheol Lee, Jaecheol LeeSearch for more papers by this authorSeongpil An, Seongpil AnSearch for more papers by this authorJae Gyu Park, Jae Gyu ParkSearch for more papers by this authorYong Ho Kim, Yong Ho KimSearch for more papers by this author Suhyeon Kim, Suhyeon KimSearch for more papers by this authorNam Hyeong Kim, Nam Hyeong KimSearch for more papers by this authorZinah Hilal Khaleel, Zinah Hilal KhaleelSearch for more papers by this authorDeok Hyang Sa, Deok Hyang SaSearch for more papers by this authorDaekyu Choi, Daekyu ChoiSearch for more papers by this authorSeongmin Ga, Seongmin GaSearch for more papers by this authorChang Geon Kim, Chang Geon KimSearch for more papers by this authorJiye Jang, Jiye JangSearch for more papers by this authorKyeonghyun Kim, Kyeonghyun KimSearch for more papers by this authorYe Ji Kim, Ye Ji KimSearch for more papers by this authorSukkum Ngullie Chang, Sukkum Ngullie ChangSearch for more papers by this authorSeon Min Park, Seon Min ParkSearch for more papers by this authorSu Yeon Park, Su Yeon ParkSearch for more papers by this authorBok-Soo Lee, Bok-Soo LeeSearch for more papers by this authorJin-Chul Kim, Jin-Chul KimSearch for more papers by this authorJaecheol Lee, Jaecheol LeeSearch for more papers by this authorSeongpil An, Seongpil AnSearch for more papers by this authorJae Gyu Park, Jae Gyu ParkSearch for more papers by this authorYong Ho Kim, Yong Ho KimSearch for more papers by this author First published: 10 April 2024 https://doi.org/10.1002/adtp.202470007AboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onEmailFacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditWechat Graphical Abstract Description of the work Mussel-inspired recombinant adhesive protein (RAP) is developed to incorporate an antimicrobial function to biomaterials for the treatment of chronic inflammatory skin. RAP not only shows an immediate antimicrobial activity, but also enables a durable adhesion, resulting in a suppression of chronic inflammation in an antimicrobial-induced anti-inflammation manner. Additionally, RAP is utilized as an antimicrobial patch, effectively suppressing chronic inflammation. Volume7, Issue4April 20242470007 RelatedInformation