Small,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
19(22)
Published: Feb. 27, 2023
Abstract
The
recurrence
of
biofilm‐associated
infections
(BAIs)
remains
high
after
implant‐associated
surgery.
Biofilms
on
the
implant
surface
reportedly
shelter
bacteria
from
antibiotics
and
evade
innate
immune
defenses.
Moreover,
little
is
currently
known
about
eliminating
residual
that
can
induce
biofilm
reinfection.
Herein,
novel
“interference‐regulation
strategy”
based
bovine
serum
albumin–iridium
oxide
nanoparticles
(BIONPs)
as
homeostasis
interrupter
immunomodulator
via
singlet
oxygen
(
1
O
2
)‐sensitized
mild
hyperthermia
for
combating
BAIs
reported.
catalase‐like
BIONPs
convert
abundant
H
inside
biofilm‐microenvironment
(BME)
to
sufficient
gas
(O
),
which
efficiently
enhance
generation
under
near‐infrared
irradiation.
‐induced
disturbance
(e.g.,
sigB,
groEL,
agr‐A,
icaD,
eDNA)
disrupt
sophisticated
defense
system
biofilm,
further
enhancing
sensitivity
biofilms
hyperthermia.
hyperthermia‐induced
bacterial
membrane
disintegration
results
in
protein
leakage
penetration
kill
biofilm.
Subsequently,
BIONPs‐induced
immunosuppressive
microenvironment
re‐rousing
successfully
re‐polarizes
macrophages
pro‐inflammatory
M1
phenotype
vivo
devour
prevent
reconstruction.
Collectively,
this
‐sensitized
yield
great
refractory
treatment
interference,
mild‐hyperthermia,
immunotherapy,
providing
a
effective
anti‐biofilm
strategy.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
36(6)
Published: Nov. 24, 2023
Antibiotic-resistant
bacteria
pose
a
global
health
threat
by
causing
persistent
and
recurrent
microbial
infections.
To
address
this
issue,
antimicrobial
nanoparticles
(NPs)
with
low
drug
resistance
but
potent
bactericidal
effects
have
been
developed.
However,
many
of
the
developed
NPs
display
poor
biosafety
their
synthesis
often
involves
complex
procedures
modes
action
are
unclear.
Herein,
simple
strategy
is
reported
for
designing
metal-phenolic
network
(am-MPN)
through
one-step
assembly
seeding
agent
(diethyldithiocarbamate),
natural
polyphenols,
metal
ions
(e.g.,
Cu
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
34(38)
Published: April 27, 2024
Abstract
Antibacterial
photodynamic
therapy
(aPDT)
and
antibacterial
sonodynamic
(aSDT)
utilize
sensitizers
(photosensitizers/sonosensitizers)
to
produce
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS)
for
treatment
under
the
stimulation
of
light/ultrasound,
which
have
characteristics
broad‐spectrum
properties,
low
drug‐resistance,
effective
targeting
infected
tissues.
Nanomaterials
in
aPDT/aSDT
are
primarily
used
as
nano‐sensitizers
or
nano‐carriers
sensitizers.
They
enhance
stability
permeability
sensitizers,
improve
strengthen
photodynamic/sonodynamic
properties
(modification
absorption
efficiency
light/ultrasonic
response
stress
by
modulation
nanoparticle
shape,
size,
structure).
Also,
they
modifiability
(controlling
release
rate
time
sensitizer
needed
optimize
therapeutic
effect),
programmability
multifunctionality
(flexible
application
nanotechnology
designing
with
multiple
functions,
such
drug
delivery,
targeted
therapy,
monitoring),
expand
possibilities
combination
therapies
(the
can
be
loaded
other
agents,
enabling
therapies).
expected
further
promote
development
achieve
improved
effects.
This
review
summarizes
progress
nanomaterials
recent
years
based
on
current
strategies
provide
a
theoretical
reference
aPDT/aSDT.
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
124(13), P. 8307 - 8472
Published: June 26, 2024
Due
to
the
intrinsic
non-invasive
nature,
cost-effectiveness,
high
safety,
and
real-time
capabilities,
besides
diagnostic
imaging,
ultrasound
as
a
typical
mechanical
wave
has
been
extensively
developed
physical
tool
for
versatile
biomedical
applications.
Especially,
prosperity
of
nanotechnology
nanomedicine
invigorates
landscape
ultrasound-based
medicine.
The
unprecedented
surge
in
research
enthusiasm
dedicated
efforts
have
led
mass
multifunctional
micro-/nanosystems
being
applied
biomedicine,
facilitating
precise
diagnosis,
effective
treatment,
personalized
theranostics.
deployment
applications
is
rooted
profound
understanding
relationship
among
composition,
structure,
property,
bioactivity,
application,
performance.
In
this
comprehensive
review,
we
elaborate
on
general
principles
regarding
design,
synthesis,
functionalization,
optimization
abundant
particular,
recent
advancements
imaging
are
meticulously
summarized.
Furthermore,
systematically
elucidate
state-of-the-art
studies
concerning
progress
therapeutic
targeting
various
pathological
abnormalities
including
cancer,
bacterial
infection,
brain
diseases,
cardiovascular
metabolic
diseases.
Finally,
conclude
provide
an
outlook
field
with
in-depth
discussion
challenges
faced
future
developments
further
extensive
clinical
translation
application.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
34(48)
Published: June 26, 2024
Abstract
The
growing
concerns
regarding
cancer
recurrence,
unpredictable
bone
deficiencies,
and
postoperative
bacterial
infections
subsequent
to
the
surgical
removal
of
tumors
have
highlighted
need
for
multifaceted
scaffolds
that
afford
tumor
therapy,
effective
vascularized
reconstruction.
However,
challenging
trilemma
has
emerged
in
realm
balance
between
achieving
appropriate
mechanical
strength,
ensuring
biocompatibility,
optimizing
a
degradation
rate
aligns
with
bone‐regenerative
rate.
Considering
these
challenges,
innovative
theragenerative
platform
is
developed
by
utilizing
3D
printing‐based
nanospikes
first
time.
This
comprises
tissue‐specific
nanospiked
hydroxyapatite
decorated
magnesium
(nMg)
adhesive
DNA
(aDNA).
incorporation
nMg
within
polylactic
acid
(PLA)
matrix
confers
photothermal
capabilities
helps
modulate
properties
improve
biocompatibility
platform.
Simultaneously,
immobilized
aDNA
contributed
enhancement
healing.
These
3D‐printed
tissue‐adhesive
platforms
exhibit
superior
offer
controlled
degradability.
Moreover,
they
enable
eradication
bacteria
osteosarcoma
through
hyperthermia
promote
angiogenesis
osteogenesis,
both
vitro
vivo.
groundbreaking
approach
poised
pave
way
fabrication
design
novel
implantable
biomaterials
integrate
therapeutic
regenerative
functions.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(33)
Published: June 14, 2024
Infectious
diseases
caused
by
bacterial,
viral,
and
fungal
pathogens
present
significant
global
health
challenges.
The
rapid
emergence
of
antimicrobial
resistance
exacerbates
this
issue,
leading
to
a
scenario
where
effective
antibiotics
are
increasingly
scarce.
Traditional
antibiotic
development
strategies
proving
inadequate
against
the
swift
evolution
microbial
resistance.
Therefore,
there
is
an
urgent
need
develop
novel
with
mechanisms
distinct
from
those
existing
antibiotics.
Nanozybiotics,
which
nanozyme-based
antimicrobials,
mimic
catalytic
action
lysosomal
enzymes
in
innate
immune
cells
kill
infectious
pathogens.
This
review
reinforces
concept
nanozymes
provides
comprehensive
summary
recent
research
advancements
on
potential
candidates.
Initially,
nanozybiotics
categorized
based
their
activities,
mimicking
either
oxidoreductase-like
or
hydrolase-like
functions,
thereby
highlighting
superior
combating
then
discusses
progress
treating
infections,
confirming
as
translational
nanozybiotic-based
products,
including
hydrogels,
nanorobots,
sprays,
bandages,
masks,
protective
clothing,
also
considered.
Finally,
current
challenges
future
prospects
nanozybiotic-related
products
explored,
emphasizing
design
capabilities
for
applications.
Ultrasonics Sonochemistry,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
100, P. 106617 - 106617
Published: Sept. 23, 2023
The
rapid
spread
and
uncontrollable
evolution
of
antibiotic-resistant
bacteria
have
already
become
urgent
global
to
treat
bacterial
infections.
Sonodynamic
therapy
(SDT),
a
noninvasive
effective
therapeutic
strategy,
has
broadened
the
way
toward
dealing
with
biofilms,
which
base
on
ultrasound
(US)
sonosensitizer.
Sonosensitizer,
based
small
organic
molecules
or
inorganic
nanoparticles,
is
essential
SDT
process.
Thus,
it
meaningful
design
sonosensitizer-loaded
nanoplatform
synthesize
an
efficient
effect.
In
this
review,
we
initially
summarize
probable
SDT-based
antibacterial
mechanisms
systematically
discuss
current
advancement
in
different
(including
for
small-molecule
sonosensitizer
delivery
as
sonosensitizer)
infection
therapy.
addition,
biomedical
applications
SDT-involved
multifunctional
nanoplatforms
are
also
discussed.
We
believe
innovative
would
highly
next-generation
tool
combating
infection.
ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
17(10), P. 9415 - 9428
Published: May 3, 2023
Implant-associated
infections
(IAI)
are
great
challenges
to
medical
healthcare
and
human
wellness,
yet
current
clinical
treatments
limited
the
use
of
antibiotics
physical
removal
infected
tissue
or
implant.
Inspired
by
protein/membrane
complex
structure
its
generation
reactive
oxygen
species
in
mitochondria
respiration
process
immune
cells
during
bacteria
invasion,
we
herein
propose
a
metal/piezoelectric
nanostructure
embedded
on
polymer
implant
surface
achieve
efficient
piezocatalysis
for
combating
IAI.
The
piezoelectricity-enabled
local
electron
discharge
induced
oxidative
stress
generated
at
implant–bacteria
interface
can
efficiently
inhibit
activity
attachedStaphylococcus
aureusby
cell
membrane
disruption
sugar
energy
exhaustion,
possess
high
biocompatibility,
eliminate
subcutaneous
infection
simply
applying
ultrasound
stimulation.
For
further
demonstration,
treatment
root
canal
reinfection
with
simplified
procedures
has
been
achieved
using
piezoelectric
gutta-percha
implanted
ex
vivo
teeth.
This
surface-confined
antibacterial
strategy,
which
takes
advantage
interspace,
easiness
processing,
noninvasiveness
sonodynamic
therapy,
potential
applications
IAI
treatment.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
36(6)
Published: Oct. 18, 2023
Abstract
In
infectious
ischemic
wounds,
a
lack
of
blood
perfusion
significantly
worsens
microbe‐associated
infection
symptoms
and
frequently
complicates
healing.
To
overcome
this
daunting
issue,
antibacterial
angiogenic
(2A)
bio‐heterojunctions
(bio‐HJs)
consisting
CuS/MXene
heterojunctions
vascular
endothelial
growth
factor
(VEGF)‐mimicking
peptide
(VMP)
are
devised
developed
to
accelerate
cutaneous
regeneration
by
boosting
angiogenesis
via
an
endogenous–exogenous
bistimulatory
(EEB)
strategy.
Assisted
near‐infrared
irradiation,
the
bio‐HJ
platform
exhibits
versatile
synergistic
photothermal,
photodynamic,
chemodynamic
effects
for
robust
efficacy.
addition,
copper
ions
liberated
from
2A
bio‐HJs
elevate
VEGF
secretion
fibroblasts,
which
provokes
receptors
(VEGFR)
activation
through
endogenous
pathway,
whereas
VMP
itself
promotes
exogenous
pathway
facilitate
cell
multiplication
tube
formation
directly
activating
VEGFR
signaling
pathway.
Moreover,
employing
in
vivo
model
it
is
confirmed
that
EEB
strategy
can
considerably
boost
pathogen
elimination,
promotion,
collagen
deposition.
As
envisaged,
work
leads
development
powerful
serve
as
effective
remedy
bacterial
invasion‐induced
wounds
Journal of Materials Chemistry B,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(30), P. 7069 - 7093
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
This
review
highlights
the
potential
of
black
phosphorus
nanosheets
(BPNs)
in
treating
bacterial
infections,
addressing
their
unique
properties
as
well
challenges
and
prospects
antibacterial
applications
biomedicine.