ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(36), P. 42329 - 42340
Published: Aug. 30, 2023
Antibacterial
hydrogel
wound
dressings
have
attracted
considerable
attention
in
recent
years.
However,
bacterial
infections
can
occur
at
any
point
during
the
wound-healing
process.
There
is
a
demand
for
hydrogels
that
possess
on-demand
antibacterial
and
excellent
repair
properties.
Herein,
we
report
near-infrared
(NIR)-light-responsive
indocyanine
green
(ICG)-loaded
polydopamine
(PDA)-mediated
graphene
oxide
(PGO)
amorphous
calcium
phosphate
(CaP)-incorporated
poly(vinyl
alcohol)
(PVA)
using
mussel-inspired
approach.
PGO
was
reduced
by
PDA,
which
endowed
with
electroactivity
provided
abundant
sites
loading
ICG.
Amorphous
CaP
formed
situ
PVA
to
enhance
its
mechanical
properties
biocompatibility.
Taking
advantage
of
high
photothermal
photodynamic
efficiency
ICG-PGO,
ICG-PGO-CaP-PVA
exhibited
fascinating
activity
through
NIR
light
irradiation.
Moreover,
thermally
induced
gel–sol
conversion
accelerated
release
Ca
ions
allowed
adapt
irregular
wounds.
Meanwhile,
endows
conductivity
cell
affinity,
facilitate
endogenous
electrical
signal
transfer
control
behavior.
In
vitro
vivo
studies
demonstrated
strong
tissue
under
This
strategy
offers
novel
way
design
healing.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
34(33)
Published: May 6, 2024
Abstract
Diabetic
foot
ulcers
(DFUs),
a
serious
and
increasingly
common
chronic
issue
among
diabetics,
often
do
not
respond
well
to
generalized
treatment
strategies.
Hypoxia
the
overexpression
of
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS),
resulting
in
inflammatory
dysregulation
subsequent
imbalance
macrophage
phenotypes,
are
critical
factors
contributing
prolonged
non‐healing
DFU
wounds.
These
two
issues
interact
continuous,
problematic
cycle.
Presently,
there
is
lack
comprehensive
strategies
aimed
at
addressing
both
these
simultaneously
interrupt
this
detrimental
Herein,
an
immunomodulatory
hydrogel
(PHG2)
developed
for
reshaping
hostile
microenvironment.
The
engineered
PHG2
only
removes
excess
internally‐produced
ROS
but
also
generates
O
2
,
with
its
efficiency
further
boosted
by
local
hyperthermia
(42.5
°C)
activated
near‐infrared
light.
Through
vitro
vivo
studies,
along
transcriptomic
assessment,
it
confirmed
that
disrupts
feedback
loop
between
inflammation
while
lowering
M1/M2
ratio.
Such
discoveries
contribute
significant
enhancement
healing
process
injuries
undergo
gradual
increase
movement,
covering
wounds
from
back,
mouth,
foot.
Ultimately,
method
provides
easy,
safe,
highly
effective
solution
treating
DFUs.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
36(15)
Published: Nov. 16, 2023
Developing
hydrogels
that
can
quickly
reach
deep
bleeding
sites,
adhere
to
wounds,
and
expand
stop
lethal
and/or
noncompressible
in
civil
battlefield
environments
remains
a
challenge.
Herein,
an
injectable,
antibacterial,
self-expanding,
self-propelling
hydrogel
bioadhesive
with
procoagulant
activity
rapid
gelation
is
reported.
This
combines
spontaneous
gas
foaming
Schiff
base
crosslinking
for
massive
hemorrhage.
Hydrogels
have
expansion
rate,
high
self-expanding
ratio,
excellent
antibacterial
activity,
antioxidant
efficiency,
tissue
adhesion
capacity.
In
addition,
good
cytocompatibility,
ability,
higher
blood
cell/platelet
than
commercial
combat
gauze
gelatin
sponge.
The
optimized
(OD-C/QGQL-A30)
exhibits
better
hemostatic
ability
sponge
rat
liver
femoral
artery
models,
rabbit
volumetric
loss
models
with/without
anticoagulant,
kidney
incision
site
not
visible.
Especially,
OD-C/QGQL-A30
rapidly
stops
the
bleedings
from
pelvic
area
of
rabbit,
swine
subclavian
vein
transection.
Furthermore,
has
biodegradability
biocompatibility,
accelerates
Methicillin-resistant
S.
aureus
(MRSA)-infected
skin
wound
healing.
opens
up
new
avenue
develop
hemostats
bleeding,
abdominal
organ
coagulation
lesions.
ACS Materials Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(7), P. 2533 - 2547
Published: May 24, 2024
Contemporary
options
for
multidrug-resistant
bacteria
infected
diabetic
foot
ulcers
(IDFUs)
are
predominantly
nonspecific.
These
IDFU
injuries
often
display
prolonged
inflammation
and
delayed
tissue
repair,
mainly
attributed
to
an
overabundance
of
M1
macrophages
in
the
hostile
microenvironment.
Although
immunomodulatory
hydrogels
show
promise
IDFU-focused
care,
a
targeted,
safe
transition
from
M2
using
simplified
techniques
remains
significant
obstacle.
Here,
we
introduce
hybrid
hydrogel
(GGG)
with
inherent
capabilities
IDFUs.
GGG
is
composed
interpenetrating
polymer
networks
featuring
gallium-induced
self-assembling
glycyrrhizic
acid
photo-cross-linked
gelatin
methacryloyl
matrix.
Importantly,
effectively
decreases
ratio
conditions
drug-resistant
by
disrupting
iron
metabolism
scavenging
reactive
oxygen
species,
which
contributes
enhanced
treatment
results
wounds.
To
sum
up,
strategy
present
provides
straightforward,
safe,
highly
effective
therapeutic
avenue
managing
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
35(49)
Published: Aug. 11, 2023
Skin
electronics
provides
remarkable
opportunities
for
non-invasive
and
long-term
monitoring
of
a
wide
variety
biophysical
physiological
signals
that
are
closely
related
to
health,
medicine,
human-machine
interactions.
Nevertheless,
conventional
skin
fabricated
on
elastic
thin
films
difficult
adapt
the
wet
microenvironments
skin:
Elastic
non-permeable,
which
block
perspiration;
adhere
skin;
Most
work
underwater.
Here,
Wet-Adaptive
Electronic
(WADE-skin)
is
reported,
consists
next-to-skin
wet-adhesive
fibrous
layer,
next-to-air
waterproof
stretchable
permeable
liquid
metal
electrode
layer.
While
electronic
functionality
determined
by
design,
this
WADE-skin
simultaneously
offers
superb
stretchability,
adhesion,
permeability,
biocompatibility,
property.
The
can
rapidly
human
after
contact
few
seconds
stably
maintain
adhesion
over
weeks
even
under
conditions,
without
showing
any
negative
effect
health.
use
demonstrated
stable
recording
electrocardiogram
during
intensive
sweating
as
well
underwater
activities,
strain
sensor
operation
virtual
reality-mediated
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
33(38)
Published: May 24, 2023
Abstract
The
reliable
function
in
vivo
of
self‐powered
implantable
bioelectric
devices
(iBEDs)
requires
biocompatible,
seamless,
effective
interactions
with
biological
tissues.
Herein,
an
tissue‐adhesive
piezoelectric
soft
sensor
(TPSS),
which
the
converts
biomechanical
signals
into
electrical
signals,
and
adhesive
hydrogel
(AH)
strengthens
this
conversion
by
seamlessly
adhering
on
wet
curvilinear
surface,
is
proposed.
optimized
AH
exhibits
strong
adhesion
to
various
organic
or
inorganic
surfaces,
including
six
commonly
used
engineering
materials
three
As
a
pressure
sensor,
TPSS
proves
good
vitro
performance
high
output
8.3
V,
long‐term
stability
over
6000
cycles,
energy
power
density
186.9
µW
m
−2
.
In
large
animal
experiment,
adheres
right‐side
internal
carotid
artery
Yorkshire
pig
monitor
blood
during
surgical
operation.
Compared
commercial
sensors
that
work
inserting
tissues,
does
not
cause
any
damage
can
be
peeled
off
after
service.
integration
enables
more
efficient
between
system
iBEDs,
also
contributes
next‐generation
bioelectronics
features
battery‐free,
intelligent,
accurate.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(32)
Published: Sept. 26, 2023
Abstract
The
development
of
hydrogel‐based
underwater
electronics
has
gained
significant
attention
due
to
their
flexibility
and
portability
compared
conventional
rigid
devices.
However,
common
hydrogels
face
challenges
such
as
swelling
poor
adhesion,
limiting
practicality
in
water
environments.
Here,
a
water‐induced
phase
separation
strategy
fabricate
with
enhanced
anti‐swelling
properties
adhesion
is
presented.
By
leveraging
the
contrasting
affinity
different
polymer
chains
water,
phase‐separated
structure
rich
hydrophobic
dilute
hydrophilic
phases
achieved.
This
dual‐phase
structure,
meticulously
characterized
from
macroscopic
nanoscale,
confers
hydrogel
network
augmented
retractive
elastic
forces
facilitates
efficient
drainage
at
gel‐substrate
interface.
As
result,
exhibits
remarkable
resistance
long‐lasting
diverse
substrates.
Additionally,
integration
carboxylic
multiwalled
carbon
nanotubes
into
system
preserves
its
while
imparting
superior
conductivity.
conductive
exhibited
great
potential
applications,
including
sensing,
communication,
energy
harvesting.
study
elucidates
facile
for
designing
adhesives
by
ambient
solvent
effect,
which
expected
offer
some
insights
next‐generation
adhesive
soft
materials
tailored
aqueous
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
124(3), P. 722 - 767
Published: Dec. 29, 2023
Bioelectronic
devices
are
designed
to
translate
biological
information
into
electrical
signals
and
vice
versa,
thereby
bridging
the
gap
between
living
world
electronic
systems.
Among
different
types
of
bioelectronics
devices,
wearable
implantable
biosensors
particularly
important
as
they
offer
access
physiological
biochemical
activities
tissues
organs,
which
is
significant
in
diagnosing
researching
various
medical
conditions.
Organic
conducting
semiconducting
materials,
including
polymers
(CPs)
graphene
carbon
nanotubes
(CNTs),
some
most
promising
candidates
for
biosensors.
Their
unique
electrical,
electrochemical,
mechanical
properties
bring
new
possibilities
that
could
not
be
realized
by
utilizing
metals-
or
silicon-based
analogues.
The
use
organic-
carbon-based
conductors
development
has
emerged
a
rapidly
growing
research
field,
with
remarkable
progress
being
made
recent
years.
such
materials
addresses
issue
mismatched
well
improvement
accuracy
fidelity
transferred
information.
In
this
review,
we
highlight
advances
field
provide
insights
organic
(semi)conducting
materials'
relate
these
their
applications
wearable/implantable
We
also
perspective
on
potential
exciting
future
developments