Inflammation Targeting‐Triggered Healing Hydrogel for In Situ Reconstruction of Colonic Mucosa
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 15, 2025
Inflammatory
bowel
disease
(IBD)
is
characterized
by
intestinal
mucosal
damage
that
exacerbates
inflammation
and
promotes
recurrence.
Although
hydrogel-based
therapies
have
shown
potential
for
repair,
challenges
remain
due
to
inadequate
targeting
low
hydrogel
density,
leading
ongoing
infiltration
of
harmful
substances
delayed
healing.
In
this
study,
an
inflammation-targeting-triggered
healing
(ITTH
hydrogel)
developed,
composed
polyvinyl
alcohol-alginate
microgels
(PALMs)
a
cyclodextrin
polymer
crosslinker
(CPC).
This
specifically
targets
inflamed
colonic
sites
crosslinks
in
situ
form
dense
network.
The
results
demonstrate
the
ITTH
adheres
effectively
tissue
both
IBD
mouse
models
human
samples.
crosslinked
network
acts
like
barrier,
preventing
penetration
detrimental
such
as
bacteria
small
molecules,
thereby
protecting
underlying
tissue.
Furthermore,
significantly
improved
therapeutic
outcomes
mice
with
dextran
sulfate
sodium
(DSS)-induced
colitis.
These
findings
suggest
promising
candidate
reconstruction
mucosa
treatment
IBD.
Language: Английский
Hydration Effects Driving Network Remodeling in Hydrogels during Cyclic Loading
Baptiste Le Roi,
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Joshua M. Grolman
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ACS Macro Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 176 - 181
Published: Jan. 27, 2025
In
complex
networks
and
fluids
such
as
the
extracellular
matrix,
mechanical
properties
are
substantially
affected
by
movement
of
polymers
both
part
entrapped
in
network.
As
many
cells
sensitive
to
remodeling
their
surroundings,
it
is
important
appreciate
how
may
inhibit
or
facilitate
Here,
we
explore
a
molecular-level
understanding
network
hydrogel
environment
through
successive
compressive
loading
role
that
noninteracting
play
dynamic
We
find
this
highly
localized
time-dependent
effect,
with
one
major
driving
factors
matrix
interaction
water
within
calcium-cross-linked
alginate.
Our
results
suggest
more
general
mechanistic
remodeling,
implications
for
tissue
transformations
disease,
biomaterials,
food
science
formulation.
Language: Английский