Chongqing University Luo Zhong/Hu Yan Biomaterials: Biodegradable scaffolds deposited with black phosphorus nanosheets are used to promote wound healing and combination therapy

Surgical treatment is a mainstream method to combat melanoma, but there are also some shortcomings in its clinical implementation, such as melanoma cell infiltration and serious tissue damage at the edge of resection. Professor Luo Zhong and Associate Professor Hu Yan of Chongqing University have developed a melanin that can be used for surgery by embedding black phosphorous nanosheets (BPNSs) with photothermal properties in bioabsorbable gelatin-PCL (GP) nanofiber scaffold Nanocomposite scaffolds for in-situ treatment of tumors and wound healing.

Key points of this article:

(1) GP scaffold is a kind of biological material that has undergone clinical trials, has temperature sensitivity and promotes tissue healing. BPNSs can be loaded with the anticancer drug doxorubicin (DOX), and can be combined with NH2-PEG-FA to achieve targeted delivery to tumors. Under near-infrared light stimulation, the GP scaffold will undergo a sol-gel transition and release BPNSs in situ. In this process, most of the BP-based nanomedicines will be selectively internalized by melanoma cells to achieve coordinated photothermal therapy and photothermal triggered DOX therapy, and some DOX will also be released to enter the wound tissue In this way, a microenvironment that inhibits tumors is formed.

(2) In addition, BPNSs will also gradually degrade to produce phosphate/phosphonate, thereby activating the ERK1/2 and PI3K/Akt pathways to enhance tissue repair. At the same time, DOX molecules will also enter the wound tissue to continuously inhibit melanoma. Experimental results show that the composite stent has good anti-melanoma and wound healing functions. Therefore, this research also provides a new strategy for enhancing postoperative wound treatment of melanoma.

references:

Chencheng Xue. et al. Implantable Multifunctional Black Phosphorus Nanoformulation-deposited Biodegradable Scaffold for Combinational Photothermal/ chemotherapy and Wound Healing. Biomaterials. 2020

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