Diabetic wounds significantly affect patient quality of life.Microneedles are a promising treatment to accelerate wound healing owing to their high drug-loading capacity and efficient drug delivery;however,few studies...Diabetic wounds significantly affect patient quality of life.Microneedles are a promising treatment to accelerate wound healing owing to their high drug-loading capacity and efficient drug delivery;however,few studies to date have comprehensively reviewed microneedles for diabetic wound healing.This up-to-date review summarizes the research progress in microneedles for diabetic wound healing,including manufacturing materials and techniques,structures,designs,release mechanisms,delivery substances,and their specific effects.This study showed that most microneedles designed for diabetic wounds are made of synthetic polymers and/or natural materials using polydimethylsiloxane micromolding.The geometric structure and design directly influence penetration ability and drug delivery capacity.Microneedles can deliver antibiotics,hypoglycemic agents,traditional Chinese medicines,metal ions,growth factors,exosomes,stem cells,and microorganisms,thus promoting diabetic wound healing through diverse mechanisms,such as antibacterial,anti-inflammatory,antioxidant,hypoglycemic,and angiogenic activities,at different stages of the healing process.In conclusion,microneedles are promising drug delivery systems for the treatment of diabetic wounds.展开更多
Salinity stress is one of the critical environmental drivers of soil organic matter(SOM)decomposition in coastal ecosystems.Although the temperature sensitivity(Q_(10))of SOM decomposition has been widely applied in E...Salinity stress is one of the critical environmental drivers of soil organic matter(SOM)decomposition in coastal ecosystems.Although the temperature sensitivity(Q_(10))of SOM decomposition has been widely applied in Earth system models to forecast carbon processes,the impact of salinity on SOM decomposition by restructuring microbial communities remains uncovered.Here,we conducted a microcosm experiment with soils collected from the coastal salt marsh in the Yellow River Estuary,which is subjected to strong dynamics of salinity due to both tidal flooding and drainage.By setting a gradient of salt solutions,soil salinity was adjusted to simulate salinity stress and soil carbon emission(CO_(2))rate was measured over the period.Results showed that as salinity increased,the estimated decomposition constants based on first-order kinetics gradually decreased at different temperatures.Below the 20‰salinity treatments,which doubled the soil salinity,Q_(10)increased with increasing salinity;but higher salinity constrained the temperature-related response of SOM decomposition by inhibiting microbial growth and carbon metabolisms.Soil bacteria were more sensitive to salinity stress than fungi,which can be inferred from the response of microbial beta-diversity to changing salinity.Among them,the phylotypes assigned to Gammaproteobacteria and Bacilli showed higher salt tolerance,whereas taxa affiliated with Alphaproteobacteria and Bacteroidota were more easily inhibited by the salinity stress.Several fungal taxa belonging to Ascomycota had higher adaptability to the stress.As the substrate was consumed with the incubation,bacterial competition intensified,but the fungal co-occurrence pattern changed weakly during decomposition.Collectively,these findings revealed the threshold effect of salinity on SOM decomposition in coastal salt marshes and emphasized that salt stress plays a key role in carbon sequestration by regulating microbial keystone taxa,metabolisms,and interactions.展开更多
The organic carbon source coating LiFe_(x)Mn_(1-x)PO_(4)suffers from the problem of non-uniform carbon cladding.Too thick carbon cladding layer instead hinders the de-embedding of lithium ions.In this paper,we choose ...The organic carbon source coating LiFe_(x)Mn_(1-x)PO_(4)suffers from the problem of non-uniform carbon cladding.Too thick carbon cladding layer instead hinders the de-embedding of lithium ions.In this paper,we choose cornstalk as the carbon source,then LiFe_(0.5)Mn_(0.5)PO_(4)@cornstalk-C(LFMP@C-C)with 3D anchoring structure is prepared by the solvothermal method.The results show that the LFMP with cornstalk as the carbon source has better performance compared to the sucrose-coated LFMP material(LFMP@C).The discharge capacity of LFMP@C-C is 116 mAh/g for the first cycle at 1 C and the capacity retention rate is 94.0%after 500 cycles,and the discharge capacity of LFMP@C-C is more than 17.17%higher than that of LFMP@C.展开更多
基金the Joint Logistic Support Force Grant for Outstanding Young Top Scholars(grant no.2022-22).
文摘Diabetic wounds significantly affect patient quality of life.Microneedles are a promising treatment to accelerate wound healing owing to their high drug-loading capacity and efficient drug delivery;however,few studies to date have comprehensively reviewed microneedles for diabetic wound healing.This up-to-date review summarizes the research progress in microneedles for diabetic wound healing,including manufacturing materials and techniques,structures,designs,release mechanisms,delivery substances,and their specific effects.This study showed that most microneedles designed for diabetic wounds are made of synthetic polymers and/or natural materials using polydimethylsiloxane micromolding.The geometric structure and design directly influence penetration ability and drug delivery capacity.Microneedles can deliver antibiotics,hypoglycemic agents,traditional Chinese medicines,metal ions,growth factors,exosomes,stem cells,and microorganisms,thus promoting diabetic wound healing through diverse mechanisms,such as antibacterial,anti-inflammatory,antioxidant,hypoglycemic,and angiogenic activities,at different stages of the healing process.In conclusion,microneedles are promising drug delivery systems for the treatment of diabetic wounds.
基金the Joint Funds of the National Natural Science Foundation of China(U2006215)the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(2022M720462)。
文摘Salinity stress is one of the critical environmental drivers of soil organic matter(SOM)decomposition in coastal ecosystems.Although the temperature sensitivity(Q_(10))of SOM decomposition has been widely applied in Earth system models to forecast carbon processes,the impact of salinity on SOM decomposition by restructuring microbial communities remains uncovered.Here,we conducted a microcosm experiment with soils collected from the coastal salt marsh in the Yellow River Estuary,which is subjected to strong dynamics of salinity due to both tidal flooding and drainage.By setting a gradient of salt solutions,soil salinity was adjusted to simulate salinity stress and soil carbon emission(CO_(2))rate was measured over the period.Results showed that as salinity increased,the estimated decomposition constants based on first-order kinetics gradually decreased at different temperatures.Below the 20‰salinity treatments,which doubled the soil salinity,Q_(10)increased with increasing salinity;but higher salinity constrained the temperature-related response of SOM decomposition by inhibiting microbial growth and carbon metabolisms.Soil bacteria were more sensitive to salinity stress than fungi,which can be inferred from the response of microbial beta-diversity to changing salinity.Among them,the phylotypes assigned to Gammaproteobacteria and Bacilli showed higher salt tolerance,whereas taxa affiliated with Alphaproteobacteria and Bacteroidota were more easily inhibited by the salinity stress.Several fungal taxa belonging to Ascomycota had higher adaptability to the stress.As the substrate was consumed with the incubation,bacterial competition intensified,but the fungal co-occurrence pattern changed weakly during decomposition.Collectively,these findings revealed the threshold effect of salinity on SOM decomposition in coastal salt marshes and emphasized that salt stress plays a key role in carbon sequestration by regulating microbial keystone taxa,metabolisms,and interactions.
基金supported by CITIC Dameng Mining Industries Limited-Guangxi University Joint Research Institute of manganese resources utilization and advanced materials technology,Guangxi University-CITIC Dameng Mining Industries Limited Joint base of postgraduate cultivation,National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.11364003)Guangxi Innovation Driven Development Project(Nos.AA17204100,AA18118052)the Natural Science Foundation of Guangxi Province(No.2018GXNSFAA138186)。
文摘The organic carbon source coating LiFe_(x)Mn_(1-x)PO_(4)suffers from the problem of non-uniform carbon cladding.Too thick carbon cladding layer instead hinders the de-embedding of lithium ions.In this paper,we choose cornstalk as the carbon source,then LiFe_(0.5)Mn_(0.5)PO_(4)@cornstalk-C(LFMP@C-C)with 3D anchoring structure is prepared by the solvothermal method.The results show that the LFMP with cornstalk as the carbon source has better performance compared to the sucrose-coated LFMP material(LFMP@C).The discharge capacity of LFMP@C-C is 116 mAh/g for the first cycle at 1 C and the capacity retention rate is 94.0%after 500 cycles,and the discharge capacity of LFMP@C-C is more than 17.17%higher than that of LFMP@C.