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Black Phosphorus-Based Conductive Hydrogels Assisted by Electrical Stimulus for Skin Tissue Engineering.
Advanced Healthcare Materials 2023 August 12
Conductive hydrogels have shown great potential in wound healing and skin tissue engineering, owing to their electroactive, mechanical and chemical properties. However, it still remains as a challenge to incorporate other functions into conductive hydrogels, such as antibacterial ability, controllable drug release, and biodegradability. In this study, a black phosphorus-based conductive hydrogel (HA-DA@BP) was prepared by an amidation reaction coupled with a coordination of Fe3+ -catechol. The hydrogel could be changed from the sol phase to the gel phase under electrical stimulus (ES). The results showed that BP could be released under slight acidity, which was cell compatible but could achieve synergistic electrical antibacterial action and promote wound healing. This study proves that BP is a strong candidate for electroactive materials and provides a new insight for the development of BP-based biomedical materials in skin tissue engineering. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.
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