Interpenetrating Polymer Network of Hydroxyethyl Methacrylate and Chitosan as Cryogels for Tissue Engineering Applications
Ruchi Mishra,
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Hareet Singh Channey,
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Era Jain
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et al.
Polymers for Advanced Technologies,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
36(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
Tissue
engineering
is
a
vast
expanding
field
with
applications
in
areas
such
as
tissue/organ
transplantation,
drug
delivery,
vitro
models,
and
so
on.
Biomaterials
form
an
essential
component
tissue
by
acting
template
for
cellular
activity,
therefore,
novel
tissue‐engineered
biomaterials
innovative
properties
are
high
demand.
Hence,
this
work
proposes
interpenetrating
polymer
network
cryogel
of
chitosan
hydroxyethyl
methacrylate
(HEMA)
biomaterial
uniform
cell
seeding
throughout
the
matrix.
The
physical
analysis
cryogels
demonstrated
highly
macroporous
structure
exhibiting
pore
size
distribution
overall
porosity
through
emission‐scanning
electron
microscopy
(FE‐SEM)
sizes
lying
range
50–200
μm
150–400
horizontal
transverse
plane,
respectively.
were
also
found
to
be
degradable
average
percent
degradation
17.28
±
1.47%
4
weeks,
their
mechanical
revealed
compressive
strength
0.05
MPa
elastic
modulus
3
MPa.
Further,
biological
characterization
direct
contact
test
depicted
excellent
biocompatibility
L929
mouse
fibroblast
MC3T3‐E1
preosteoblasts
negligible
presence
dead
cells
around
cryogel.
Uniform
increasing
proliferation
trend
was
observed
on
these
live‐dead
staining
MTT
assay
at
day
1,
3,
7‐time
point.
Cell
adherence
studies
via
FE‐SEM
similar
along
flattened
morphology
extracellular
matrix
production.
Therefore,
based
promising
physico‐chemical
properties,
HEMA‐Chitosan
exhibit
strong
potential
application
engineered
biomaterials.
Language: Английский
Exploring Biomaterial Scaffolds for Eyelid Reconstruction: A Synthesis of Experimental Findings
Jincheng Liu,
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Mengling Zhang,
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Mengling Zhou
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et al.
Tissue Engineering Part B Reviews,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 17, 2025
This
review
synthesizes
experimental
findings
on
various
biomaterial
scaffolds
used
in
eyelid
reconstruction.
It
examines
the
structural
properties,
cellular
responses,
and
functional
outcomes
of
such
as
chitosan,
poly(propylene
glycol
fumarate)-2-hydroxyethyl
methacrylate,
fumarate)
-
type
I
collagen
(PPF-Col),
decellularized
matrix-polycaprolactone,
branched
polyethylene,
collagen,
poly(3-hydroxybutyrate-co-3-hydroxyhexanoate,
poly(lactic-co-glycolic
acid.
These
exhibit
diverse
mechanical
biological
with
some
demonstrating
good
biocompatibility,
tunable
potential
for
tissue
repair.
However,
there
are
limitations,
including
concerns
about
long-term
functionality
a
lack
comprehensive
evaluations.
highlights
need
multifunctional
that
combine
lid
replacement
ocular
surface
function
restoration,
well
establishment
standardized
research
methods.
The
goal
is
to
guide
future
innovation
field
improve
quality
life
patients
defects.
Language: Английский