Science
Sea cucumber–inspired gel could help heal damaged tissue in humans
Source: Phys.org · Published

Inspired by the ability of sea cucumbers to change the stiffness of their bodies, University of Waterloo researchers have developed a gel that could one day help repair damaged tendons and other soft tissues without leaving permanent material behind.
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