Nanomaterials'
unique
structures
at
the
nanometer
level
determine
their
incredible
functions,
and
based
on
this,
they
can
be
widely
used
in
field
of
nanomedicine.
However,
nanomaterials
do
possess
disadvantages
that
cannot
ignored,
such
as
burst
release,
rapid
elimination,
poor
bioadhesion.
Hydrogels
are
scaffolds
with
three-dimensional
structures,
exhibit
good
biocompatibility
drug
release
capacity.
also
associated
for
biomedical
applications
anti-tumor
capability,
weak
bioimaging
limited
responsiveness,
so
on.
Incorporating
into
3D
hydrogel
network
through
physical
or
chemical
covalent
action
may
an
effective
method
to
avoid
disadvantages.
In
nanocomposite
systems,
multifunctional
often
work
function
core,
giving
hydrogels
a
variety
properties
(such
photo-thermal
conversion,
magnetothermal
conductivity,
targeting
tumor,
etc.).
While,
effectively
improve
retention
effect
make
nanoparticles
have
plasticity
adapt
various
biosensors).
Nanocomposite
systems
broad
application
prospects
biomedicine.
this
review,
we
comprehensively
summarize
discuss
most
recent
advances
composite
biomedicine,
including
cell
delivery,
cancer
treatment,
tissue
regeneration,
biosensing,
bioimaging,
briefly
discussed
current
situation
commoditization
Nano-Micro Letters,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: Dec. 2, 2021
Abstract
Conductive
biomaterials
based
on
conductive
polymers,
carbon
nanomaterials,
or
inorganic
nanomaterials
demonstrate
great
potential
in
wound
healing
and
skin
tissue
engineering,
owing
to
the
similar
conductivity
human
skin,
good
antioxidant
antibacterial
activities,
electrically
controlled
drug
delivery,
photothermal
effect.
However,
a
review
highlights
design
application
of
for
engineering
is
lacking.
In
this
review,
fabrication
methods
with
various
structural
forms
including
film,
nanofiber,
membrane,
hydrogel,
sponge,
foam,
acellular
dermal
matrix
applications
corresponding
mechanism
promoting
process
were
summarized.
The
approaches
that
realize
their
value
wounds
via
three
main
strategies
(electrotherapy,
dressing,
assessment)
reviewed.
as
dressing
when
facing
different
acute
chronic
(infected
diabetic
wound)
monitoring
discussed
detail.
challenges
perspectives
designing
developing
multifunctional
are
proposed
well.
ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
16(5), P. 7486 - 7502
Published: May 9, 2022
Hypoxia,
excessive
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS),
impaired
angiogenesis,
lasting
inflammation,
and
bacterial
infection,
are
key
problems
impeding
diabetic
wound
healing.
Particularly,
controllable
release
ROS
scavenging
capacities
critical
during
the
healing
process.
Here,
an
injectable
hydrogel
based
on
hyaluronic
acid-graft-dopamine
(HA-DA)
polydopamine
(PDA)
coated
Ti3C2
MXene
nanosheets
is
developed
catalytically
cross-linked
by
oxyhemoglobin/hydrogen
(HbO2/H2O2)
system
combined
with
mild
photothermal
stimulation
for
HbO2
not
only
acts
as
a
horseradish
peroxidase-like
to
catalyze
formation
but
also
carrier
controllably
when
activated
heat
produced
from
near-infrared
(NIR)
irradiation.
Specifically,
can
provide
repeatedly
binding
in
air
NIR
off.
The
stable
photoresponsive
heating
behavior
of
ensures
repeatable
release.
Additionally,
artificial
nonenzymatic
antioxidant
proposed
scavenge
nitrogen
including
H2O2,
O2•-,
•OH,
keeping
intracellular
redox
homeostasis
alleviating
oxidative
stress,
eradicate
bacteria
avoid
infection.
antibacterial
abilities
further
improved
PDA
coating,
which
promotes
cross-linking
into
network
hydrogel.
HA-DA
molecules
endow
capacity
regulate
macrophage
polarization
M1
M2
achieve
anti-inflammation.
More
importantly,
MXene-anchored
multifunctions
tissue
adhesion,
self-healing,
injectability,
hemostasis,
stimulation,
greatly
human
umbilical
vein
endothelial
cell
proliferation
migration
notably
facilitates
infected
Bioactive Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
20, P. 561 - 573
Published: July 1, 2022
Neovascularization
is
critical
to
improve
the
diabetic
microenvironment,
deliver
abundant
nutrients
wound
and
promote
closure.
However,
excess
of
oxidative
stress
impedes
healing
process.
Herein,
a
self-adaptive
multifunctional
hydrogel
with
self-healing
property
injectability
fabricated
through
boronic
ester-based
reaction
between
phenylboronic
acid
groups
3-carboxyl-4-fluorophenylboronic
-grafted
quaternized
chitosan
hydroxyl
polyvinyl
alcohol,
in
which
pro-angiogenic
drug
desferrioxamine
(DFO)
loaded
form
gelatin
microspheres
(DFO@G).
The
ester
bonds
can
self-adaptively
react
hyperglycemic
hydrogen
peroxide
alleviate
release
DFO@G
early
phase
healing.
A
sustained
DFO
then
realized
by
responding
overexpressed
matrix
metalloproteinases.
In
full-thickness
model,
accelerates
angiogenesis
upregulating
expression
hypoxia-inducible
factor-1
angiogenic
growth
factors,
resulting
collagen
deposition
rapid
This
not
only
change
microenvironment
pro-healing
state
decreasing
stress,
but
also
respond
metalloproteinases
DFO.
has
potential
for
treating
wounds.
ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
15(11), P. 17842 - 17853
Published: Nov. 11, 2021
Diabetic
wound
healing
is
one
of
the
major
challenges
in
biomedical
fields.
The
conventional
single
drug
treatments
have
unsatisfactory
efficacy,
and
delivery
effectiveness
restricted
by
penetration
depth.
Herein,
we
develop
a
magnesium
organic
framework-based
microneedle
patch
(denoted
as
MN-MOF-GO-Ag)
that
can
realize
transdermal
combination
therapy
for
diabetic
healing.
Multifunctional
frameworks
(Mg-MOFs)
are
mixed
with
poly(γ-glutamic
acid)
(γ-PGA)
hydrogel
loaded
into
tips
MN-MOF-GO-Ag,
which
slowly
releases
Mg2+
gallic
acid
deep
layer
dermis.
released
induces
cell
migration
endothelial
tubulogenesis,
while
acid,
reactive
oxygen
species-scavenger,
promotes
antioxidation.
Besides,
backing
MN-MOF-GO-Ag
made
γ-PGA
graphene
oxide-silver
nanocomposites
(GO-Ag)
further
enables
excellent
antibacterial
effects
accelerating
therapeutic
on
demonstrated
full-thickness
cutaneous
wounds
mouse
model.
significant
improvement
achieved
mice
treated
MN-MOF-GO-Ag.
Advanced Healthcare Materials,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
10(12)
Published: May 3, 2021
An
infected
skin
wound
caused
by
external
injury
remains
a
serious
challenge
in
clinical
practice.
Wound
dressings
with
the
properties
of
antibacterial
activity
and
potent
regeneration
capacity
are
highly
desirable
for
healing.
In
this
paper,
degradable,
ductile,
wound-friendly
Zn-MOF
encapsulated
methacrylated
hyaluronic
acid
(MeHA)
microneedles
(MNs)
array
is
fabricated
through
molding
method
promoting
Due
to
damage
capability
against
bacteria
capsule
oxidative
stress
zinc
ion
released
from
Zn-MOF,
such
MNs
presents
excellent
activity,
as
well
considerable
biocompatibility.
Besides,
degradable
composed
photo-crosslinked
MeHA
possesses
superior
capabilities
continuously
steadily
release
loaded
active
ingredients
avoid
secondary
wound.
Moreover,
low
molecular
weight
(HA)
generated
hydrolysis
also
conducive
tissue
regeneration.
Benefiting
these
features,
it
has
been
demonstrated
that
can
dramatically
accelerate
epithelial
neovascularization.
These
results
indicate
combination
MOFs
great
value
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
32(49)
Published: Oct. 30, 2020
Nanomaterial-based
enzyme-mimetic
catalysts
(Enz-Cats)
have
received
considerable
attention
because
of
their
optimized
and
enhanced
catalytic
performances
selectivities
in
diverse
physiological
environments
compared
with
natural
enzymes.
Recently,
owing
to
molecular/atomic-level
centers,
high
porosity,
large
surface
area,
loading
capacity,
homogeneous
structure,
metal–organic
frameworks
(MOFs)
emerged
as
one
the
most
promising
materials
engineering
Enz-Cats.
Here,
recent
advances
design
MOF-engineered
Enz-Cats,
including
preparation
methods,
composite
constructions,
structural
characterizations,
biomedical
applications,
are
highlighted
commented
upon.
In
particular,
performance,
selectivities,
essential
mechanisms,
potential
structure–property
relations
these
Enz-Cats
accelerating
reactions
discussed.
Some
applications
also
breifly
proposed.
These
include,
for
example,
tumor
therapies,
bacterial
disinfection,
tissue
regeneration,
biosensors.
Finally,
future
opportunities
challenges
emerging
research
frontiers
thoroughly
Thereby,
pathways
perspectives
designing
state-of-the-art
sciences
offered.
Small,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
18(5)
Published: Nov. 25, 2021
Chronic
wound
healing
is
an
important
and
basic
issue
in
medical
healthcare
fields.
Recently,
stimuli-responsive
hydrogel
systems
have
emerged
as
promising
drug
delivery
carriers
for
management.
However,
given
to
the
limited
therapeutic
outcomes,
new
efficient
treatment
are
urgently
needed.
Here,
development
of
a
2D
MXene-based
system
highly
photo-
magnetic-responsive
oriented
deep
chronic
wounds
repair
presented.
The
intelligent
responsive
composed
MXene-wrapped
magnetic
colloids
poly(N-isopropyl
acrylamide)-alginate
dual-network
hydrogels.
It
demonstrated
that
exhibits
multiple
response
capability
controllable
ability,
which
can
reduce
toxic
side
effects
drugs
promote
process
well.
Notably,
practical
performance
by
applying
it
full-thickness
cutaneous
subcutaneous
infected
rat
model,
indicates
great
prospect
clinical
other
related
biomedical
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
10(2)
Published: Nov. 24, 2022
Diabetic
foot
ulcers
(DFU),
one
of
the
most
serious
complications
diabetes,
are
essentially
chronic,
nonhealing
wounds
caused
by
diabetic
neuropathy,
vascular
disease,
and
bacterial
infection.
Given
its
pathogenesis,
DFU
microenvironment
is
rather
complicated
characterized
hyperglycemia,
ischemia,
hypoxia,
hyperinflammation,
persistent
However,
current
clinical
therapies
for
dissatisfactory,
which
drives
researchers
to
turn
attention
advanced
nanotechnology
address
therapeutic
bottlenecks.
In
last
decade,
a
large
number
multifunctional
nanosystems
based
on
have
been
developed
with
positive
effects
in
therapy,
forming
novel
concept
"DFU
nanomedicine".
systematic
overview
nanomedicine
still
unavailable
literature.
This
review
summarizes
microenvironmental
characteristics
DFU,
presents
main
progress
wound
healing,
summaries
state-of-the-art
strategies
DFU.
Furthermore,
challenges
future
perspectives
this
field
discussed
prospected,
aiming
fuel
foster
development
nanomedicines
successfully.
International Journal of Nanomedicine,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
Volume 15, P. 9717 - 9743
Published: Dec. 1, 2020
Abstract:
Diabetic
wound
shows
delayed
and
incomplete
healing
processes,
which
in
turn
exposes
patients
to
an
environment
with
a
high
risk
of
infection.
This
article
has
summarized
current
developments
nanoparticles/hydrogels
nanotechnology
used
for
promoting
the
process
either
diabetic
animal
models
or
diabetes
mellitus.
These
promote
by
loading
bioactive
molecules
(such
as
growth
factors,
genes,
proteins/peptides,
stem
cells/exosomes,
etc.)
non-bioactive
substances
(metal
ions,
oxygen,
nitric
oxide,
etc.).
Among
them,
smart
hydrogels
(a
very
promising
method
many
types
components)
are
currently
favored
researchers.
In
addition,
can
be
combined
some
technology
(including
PTT,
LBL
self-assembly
technique
3D-printing
technology)
treat
repair.
By
reviewing
recent
literatures,
we
also
proposed
new
strategies
improving
multifunctional
treatment
wounds
future.
Keywords:
hydrogels,
nanoparticles,
nanotechnology,