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CAREER: Stimuli-responsive biomaterials for wound healing and drug delivery

CAREER: Stimuli-responsive biomaterials for wound healing and drug delivery
职业:用于伤口愈合和药物输送的刺激响应生物材料
批准号:
2239750
负责人:
Olga Makhlynets
金额:
$59.97万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2023
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2023-01-01 至 2027-12-31

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非技术摘要伤口治疗和关节炎治疗是人们关心的两个领域。新型的“智能”水凝胶可以对环境做出反应并改变其硬度,将被开发用于可拆卸的伤口敷料和关节炎治疗。这项工作将改善每年数百万患者的治愈结果。除了实际应用外,这些材料还将提供每个人都可以使用的工具和方法来合理设计水凝胶材料,并将有助于动态纳米材料、药物输送和生物传感等更广泛领域的发展。教育部分通过1)为锡拉丘兹城市学区(SCSD)的高中生开发研究培训计划;2)为参加锡拉丘兹大学预备役军官训练团(ROTC)的本科生提供研究培训;3)为锡拉丘兹的米尔顿·J·鲁宾斯坦科学技术博物馆(MOST)设计生物材料外展模型,整合了生物材料方面的研究工作和几个教育项目。通过这些多管齐下的外展计划,不同年龄段的学生将参与其中,特别强调培训女性、代表性不足的少数族裔和难民。教育项目不仅将为未来的生物化学家提供培训场所,还将产生有价值的成果,推动研究领域的发展。技术摘要这项建议的目标是设计基于多肽的、智能的、刺激响应的生物相容抗菌材料,以改变其硬度,以响应氧化还原状态和pH的变化。多种性能的协同组合至关重要,因为自我修复对于通过注射器输送水凝胶至关重要,抗菌性能和细胞相容性对于实际应用至关重要,而氧化还原切换允许在添加温和的还原剂或响应活性氧物种(ROS)的药物释放时移除凝胶。为了实现这一目标,将设计三类具有自我修复性能的刺激响应材料:1)氧化还原敏感型多肽水凝胶;2)将成纤维细胞输送到创面床上的pH响应型水凝胶;3)同时对pH和ROS变化做出反应的水凝胶。这项工作将产生用于伤口护理和关节炎治疗的水凝胶材料,并将为合理设计功能材料提供工具和方法。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命,并通过使用基金会的智力优势和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估,被认为值得支持。
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Non-technical abstractWound healing and arthritis treatment are two areas that people care about. New classes of “smart” hydrogels that respond to environment and change their stiffness will be developed for removable wound dressings and arthritis treatment. This work will improve healing outcome for millions of patients each year. In addition to practical applications, these materials will provide tools and methods that could be used by everyone to rationally design hydrogel materials and will contribute to development of the wider fields of dynamic nanomaterials, drug delivery and biosensing. The educational component integrates research efforts and several education programs in biomaterials by 1) developing a research training program for high school students from Syracuse City School District (SCSD); 2) providing research training for undergraduate students that participate in Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) at Syracuse University and 3) designing an outreach model of biomaterials for the Milton J. Rubinstein Museum of Science and Technology (MOST) in Syracuse. Through these multi-prong outreach programs, students across different age groups will be inclusively engaged with a particular emphasis on training women, underrepresented minorities, and refugees. Educational programs will not only provide a training ground for future biochemists but will also generate valuable results to advance the research field. Technical abstractThe goal of this proposal is to design peptide-based, smart, stimuli-responsive biocompatible antimicrobial materials that change their stiffness in response to changes in redox state and pH. Synergistic combination of multiple properties is critically important because self-healing is essential for delivery of the hydrogel via a syringe, antimicrobial properties and cytocompatibility are critical for practical applications, and redox switching allows the removal of the gel upon addition of a mild reductant or drug release in response to reactive oxygen species (ROS). Toward this goal, three classes of stimuli-responsive materials with self-healing properties will be designed: 1) redox-sensitive peptide hydrogels; 2) pH-responsive hydrogel to deliver fibroblast cells into wound bed; 3) hydrogels that respond to both changes in pH and ROS. This work will generate hydrogel materials for wound care and arthritis treatment and will provide tools and methods for rational design of functional materials.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
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