Polysaccharides synergistic boosting drug loading for reduction pesticide dosage and improve its efficiency
Polysaccharides synergistic boosting drug loading for reduction pesticide dosage and improve its efficiency
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多糖协同提高载药量,减少农药用量,提高药效
DOI:
10.1016/j.carbpol.2022.120041
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发表时间:
2022
影响因子:
11.2
通讯作者:
Baofeng Lin
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作者:
Chaoran Fan;Yan Liu;Minfei Dang;Yuntong Liang;Pu Feng;Fuxiang Wei;Lihua Fu;Cuanhui Xu;Baofeng Lin
Overuse of pesticides is an urgent issue to be solved in sustainable agriculture. Based on the synergistic drug loading effect of β-cyclodextrin (β-CD) encapsulation and alginate (Alg) cross-linking, a new environment-responsive drug delivery system (TMX-loaded Alg/β-CD) was constructed. The relationship between carrier structure and solubility of thiamethoxam (TMX) was researched by molecular simulation. β-CD has good binding affinity with TMX, which can increase TMX solubility by 40 %. Further co-loading with alginate could double the drug loading of the cyclodextrin inclusion complex up to 41 %. TMX-loaded Alg/β-CD exhibits excellent environment-responsive controlled-release performance, and TMX sustained release time is 7.5 times longer than that of commercial agents. The pest control efficacy of TMX-loaded Alg/β-CD is 20 days longer than that of commercial TMX, and the crops has no pesticide residues after using. This study provides a promising strategy for the commercial application of polysaccharide in pest control and pesticide reduction. A high drug loading, environmental response and long-term pest control pesticide carrier based on β-cyclodextrin/alginate for pesticide reduction and increase efficiency in field trials. • First field validation experiment of a polysaccharide complex delivery system. • Improving the water solubility and loading of pesticides through co-loading. • Combining molecular simulations to study the interaction of TMX with β-CD. • The effects of various environmental factors on release were systematically studied. • In field trials, pest control was 20 days longer than commercial pesticides.