Osteogenesis,osteoclastogenesis,and angiogenesis play crucial roles in bone regeneration.Parathyroid hormone(PTH),an FDA-approved drug with pro-osteogenic,pro-osteoclastogenic and proangiogenic capabilities,has been e...Osteogenesis,osteoclastogenesis,and angiogenesis play crucial roles in bone regeneration.Parathyroid hormone(PTH),an FDA-approved drug with pro-osteogenic,pro-osteoclastogenic and proangiogenic capabilities,has been employed for clinical osteoporosis treatment through systemic intermittent administration.However,the successful application of PTH for local bone defect repair generally requires the incorporation and delivery by appropriate carriers.Though several scaffolds have been developed to deliver PTH,they suffer from the weaknesses such as uncontrollable PTH release,insufficient porous structure and low mechanical strength.Herein,a novel kind of NIR-activable scaffold(CBP/MBGS/PTHrP-2)with dual-mode PTHrP-2(a PTH derivative)release capability is developed to synergistically promote osteogenesis and angiogenesis for high-efficacy bone regeneration,which is fabricated by integrating the PTHrP-2-loaded hierarchically mesoporous bioactive glass(MBG)into the N-hydroxymethylacrylamide-modified,photothermal agent-doped,poly(N-isopropylacrylamide)-based thermosensitive hydrogels through assembly process.Upon on/off NIR irradiation,the thermoresponsive hydrogel gating undergoes a reversible phase transition to allow the precise control of on-demand pulsatile and long-term slow release of PTHrP-2 from MBG mesopores.Such NIR-activated dual-mode delivery of PTHrP-2 by this scaffold enables a well-maintained PTHrP-2 concentration at the bone defect sites to continually stimulate vascularization and promote osteoblasts to facilitate and accelerate bone remodeling.In vivo experiments confirm the significant improvement of bone reparative effect on critical-size femoral defects of rats.This work paves an avenue for the development of novel dual-mode delivery systems for effective bone regeneration.展开更多
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(Grant No.2022YFC2403203)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.51972112,82202695,and 52172279)+3 种基金Basic Research Program of Shanghai(21JC1406003 and 19JC1411700)Leading Talents in Shanghai in 2018,Shanghai Rising Star Program(21QA1402200)the Natural Science Foundation of Shanghai(21ZR1416600)the 111 project(B14018).
文摘Osteogenesis,osteoclastogenesis,and angiogenesis play crucial roles in bone regeneration.Parathyroid hormone(PTH),an FDA-approved drug with pro-osteogenic,pro-osteoclastogenic and proangiogenic capabilities,has been employed for clinical osteoporosis treatment through systemic intermittent administration.However,the successful application of PTH for local bone defect repair generally requires the incorporation and delivery by appropriate carriers.Though several scaffolds have been developed to deliver PTH,they suffer from the weaknesses such as uncontrollable PTH release,insufficient porous structure and low mechanical strength.Herein,a novel kind of NIR-activable scaffold(CBP/MBGS/PTHrP-2)with dual-mode PTHrP-2(a PTH derivative)release capability is developed to synergistically promote osteogenesis and angiogenesis for high-efficacy bone regeneration,which is fabricated by integrating the PTHrP-2-loaded hierarchically mesoporous bioactive glass(MBG)into the N-hydroxymethylacrylamide-modified,photothermal agent-doped,poly(N-isopropylacrylamide)-based thermosensitive hydrogels through assembly process.Upon on/off NIR irradiation,the thermoresponsive hydrogel gating undergoes a reversible phase transition to allow the precise control of on-demand pulsatile and long-term slow release of PTHrP-2 from MBG mesopores.Such NIR-activated dual-mode delivery of PTHrP-2 by this scaffold enables a well-maintained PTHrP-2 concentration at the bone defect sites to continually stimulate vascularization and promote osteoblasts to facilitate and accelerate bone remodeling.In vivo experiments confirm the significant improvement of bone reparative effect on critical-size femoral defects of rats.This work paves an avenue for the development of novel dual-mode delivery systems for effective bone regeneration.