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ICF: Novel Antimicrobial Peptides for Local Wound Sepsis Control

ICF: Novel Antimicrobial Peptides for Local Wound Sepsis Control
ICF:用于控制局部伤口脓毒症的新型抗菌肽
批准号:
MR/Y008766/1
负责人:
Jason Wong
金额:
$222.81万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Research Grant
财政年份:
2023
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2023 至 --

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伤口是细菌的滋生地,因此感染是患者发病率的主要原因,导致延迟愈合、皮肤移植丢失和败血症。伤口愈合延迟会导致患者严重的功能和心理障碍、四肢丧失(在糖尿病中),甚至生命损失(在烧伤中)。创面敷料是伤口护理和管理的重要方法,但几乎没有证据支持目前抗菌敷料在复杂伤口中的常规使用。大多数抗菌敷料并没有显示出明显的伤口愈合益处。这可能是由于局限性,如局部细胞毒性,缺乏外显性和可变的抗菌效果。应避免在伤口护理中重复或延长使用常规抗生素,因为会出现对这些常用抗菌素产生抗药性的病原体。这凸显了对新方法的迫切需要。我们正在开发新型专利抗菌肽(AMP)释放具有广谱抗细菌活性的纤维敷料,以阻止伤口感染和改善伤口愈合。我们的AMP是通过合理的设计开发出来的,从数十个候选者中挑选出来,并针对一系列微生物进行了测试。该敷料对伤口分离的病原体具有广泛的活性,对耐药微生物具有高效力,具有快速动态杀灭作用,并对耐药生物膜具有高渗透率。我们的AMP易于合成,高度稳定,无毒。我们的原型伤口敷料旨在满足临床医生和患者的医疗保健需求,包括使用和移除的便利性、渗出物的管理和负担能力。这项技术将是对目前伤口护理的宝贵补充。
英文摘要
Wounds are breeding grounds for bacteria and hence infection is the major contributor to morbidity in patients, causing delayed healing, loss of skin grafts and sepsis. Delayed wound healing causes significant functional and psychological morbidity for patients, loss of limbs (in diabetes) or even loss of life (in burns). Wound dressings represent an important approach for wound care and management, but there is little evidence to support the routine use of the current antimicrobial dressings for complex wounds. Most antimicrobial dressings do not show clear wound healing benefits. This could be due to limitations such as local cytotoxicity, lack of penetrance and variable antimicrobial efficacy. Conventional antibiotics should be avoided for repeated or prolonged uses in wound care, because of the emergence of pathogens resistant to these commonly used antimicrobials. This highlights the urgent need for novel approaches.We are developing novel patented antimicrobial peptide (AMP) releasing hydrofibre dressings with a broad-spectrum activity against bacteria, to stem wound infection and improve wound healing. Our AMP has been developed through rational design, selected from many dozens of candidates, and tested against a range of microbes. The dressing will have a broad-spectrum of activity against wound isolated pathogens, feature high potency against resistant microbes, have fast dynamic kill, and high penetrance through resistant biofilms. Our AMP is easy to synthesize, highly stable and non-toxic. Our prototype wound dressing is designed to recognise the healthcare needs from clinicians and patients, including ease of application and removal, exudate management and affordability. The technology would represent a valuable addition to current wound care.
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