Constructing a hierarchical composite scaffold with a honeycomb-like micro-network for bone regeneration using a one-step freeze-casting strategy
Yang Xiaomin,
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Qiwei Shi,
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Shuting Wang
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et al.
Ceramics International,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Dual-Functional Amino-MOF with Enhanced Ice Suppression and Intrinsic Photothermal Activity for High-Performance Oocyte Cryopreservation
Pan Wang,
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Jixiang Zhang,
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Minghui Zhan
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et al.
ACS Applied Bio Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 28, 2025
The
current
vitrification-based
oocyte
cryopreservation
relies
on
inherently
cytotoxic
high-concentration
cryoprotective
agents
(CPAs),
leading
to
suboptimal
post-thaw
survival
rates
and
diminished
developmental
competence.
To
address
this,
we
developed
a
series
of
highly
biocompatible
amino-functionalized
iron-based
metal-organic
frameworks
(Fe-MOFs)
via
facile
hydrothermal
method
synergistically
suppress
ice
crystallization
minimize
the
reliance
toxic
CPAs.
Among
synthesized
materials,
2NH2-MIL88(Fe)
demonstrated
exceptional
ice-inhibition
performance,
reducing
crystal
size
16.78%
that
observed
in
pure
water,
significantly
outperforming
its
nonaminated
counterpart
MIL88(Fe)
monoaminated
NH2-MIL88(Fe).
Notably,
exhibited
an
unprecedented
intrinsic
photothermal
response
without
requiring
photosensitizer
modification,
achieving
rapid
temperature
elevation
from
25
86.6
°C
under
808
nm
laser
irradiation
(1
W/cm2,
1
min).
When
applied
mouse
cryopreservation,
this
dual-functional
amino-MOF
enabled
complete
elimination
dimethyl
sulfoxide
(DMSO)
CPAs
while
maintaining
rate
95.1%.
Our
findings
establish
dual
correlation
between
amino
group
density
both
ice-growth
suppression
efficiency
revealing
synergistic
mechanism
for
enhancement.
This
structure-function
relationship
provides
critical
insights
rational
design
next-generation
nano-CPAs.
Language: Английский
Overcoming ice: cutting-edge materials and advanced strategies for effective cryopreservation of biosample
Journal of Nanobiotechnology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: March 7, 2025
Cryopreservation
techniques
have
been
widely
used,
especially
in
biomedical
applications
and
preservation
of
germplasm
resources.
Ideally,
biological
materials
would
maintain
functional
integrity
as
well
a
normal
structure
can
be
recovered
when
needed.
However,
this
tool
does
not
work
all
the
time.
Ice
formation
growth
are
key
challenges.
The
other
major
reason
is
that
cryoprotective
agents
(CPAs)
currently
used
do
meet
these
needs
always
accompanied
by
their
cytotoxicity.
A
comprehensive
synergistic
approach
focuses
on
overall
frozen
system
crucial
for
evolution
cryopreservation
methods.
In
review,
we
first
summarize
fundamental
damage
mechanisms
during
cryopreservation,
common
cryoprotectants
limitations.
Next,
discuss
interact
with
ice
to
improve
outcomes.
We
evaluated
natural
synthetic
materials,
including
sugars
polymers,
AFPs
mimics,
nucleators,
hydrogels.
addition,
biochemical
regulation,
which
enhances
tolerance
biosamples
cryopreservation-induced
stresses,
was
also
mentioned.
Nanotechnology,
cell
encapsulation,
cryomesh,
isochoric
freezing,
such
scalable
approaches,
further
discussed
cryopreservation.
Finally,
future
research
directions
field
efficient
proposed.
emphasized
need
multidisciplinary
progress
address
combination
cryobiology
technologies,
biology,
nanotechnology,
microfluidics,
3D
bioprinting,
highlighted.
Language: Английский
Size Effect of Micro-Sized Graphene Oxide on Self-Healing and Photothermal Anti-icing Coatings
Zhuang Tang,
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Bichen Pan,
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Pengyu Hao
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et al.
Langmuir,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
40(49), P. 26026 - 26032
Published: Nov. 23, 2024
Microsized
graphene
oxide
(GO)
is
promising
for
the
development
of
efficient
anti-icing
coatings
due
to
its
excellent
activity,
remarkable
photothermal
property,
mature
industrialization
and
easy
availability.
However,
size
effect
microsized
GO
on
performance
remains
unknown.
Herein,
a
series
with
different
sizes
are
incorporated
into
supramolecular
polymeric
matrix
study
develop
self-healable
coatings.
Results
show
that
increase
significantly
enhances
anti-icing,
deicing,
With
size,
freezing
delay
time
prolonged
by
∼124.7%;
ice
nucleation
temperature
shear
strength
reduced
∼22.0%
∼40.3%,
respectively;
ability
increased
∼19.8%.
The
best-performing
coating
(LGO-SH)
largest
exhibits
high
stability/durability
during
50
icing/deicing
cycles
at
low
temperatures.
Moreover,
owing
multiple
dynamic
bonds
in
matrix,
LGO-SH
can
autonomously
self-heal
−20
°C
recover
original
10
damage/healing
cycles.
Furthermore,
achieves
fast
deicing
ability.
Findings
this
provide
guideline
GO-based
build
bridge
between
industry
Language: Английский