Mesoporous silica has been widely explored for biomedical applications due to its unique structure and good biocompatibility. In particular it exhibits superior properties as micro/nano-carriers in the biomedical fiel...Mesoporous silica has been widely explored for biomedical applications due to its unique structure and good biocompatibility. In particular it exhibits superior properties as micro/nano-carriers in the biomedical field. We explore their potentials in controlled drug/gene co-delivery and photodynamic therapy for cancer treatment both in vitro and in vivo. By incorporating mesoporous silica nanoparticles（MSNP） with two-dimensional nanomaterial, graphene oxide nano-sheet, we utilize MSNP in cellular bio-imaging with squaraine dye. Meanwhile, through delicate combination between mesoporous silica micro/nano carriers with catalytic/bio-catalytic reactions, we manage to achieve self-propelled micro/nano-motors based on mesoporous silica that are capable of transporting cargos in an active manner. Especially, enzyme powered mesoporous silica motors can be powered by physiologically available fuels such as glucose and urea,which are advantageous for future biomedical use. Motion control on both velocity and movement direction provides a powerful tool for targeted drug delivery. Therefore, such mesoporous silica based active carriers pave way to the solution of targeted drug delivery for cancer treatment in future nano-medicine field.展开更多
The traditional Chinese medicine tripterygium glycosides(TPG)is used clinically to treat some Rheumatism,Eczema,immunosuppression and tumor,with the activities of hypnosis,antipyretic,analgesic,antiinflammatory,allerg...The traditional Chinese medicine tripterygium glycosides(TPG)is used clinically to treat some Rheumatism,Eczema,immunosuppression and tumor,with the activities of hypnosis,antipyretic,analgesic,antiinflammatory,allergy and antitumor.However TPG has low water solubility and low skin permeability,so its clinical use is limited.Transdermal delivery systems can provide a controlled drug release rate that can keep constant concentrations of drug in the plasma for up to multiple days,improved patient compliance,and the possibility ofreducing the rate and severity of side effects.In this study,a fast and sensitive technique skin-blood two sites synchronous microdialysis coupled with LC-MS was used to study the pharmacokinetic parameter of three different formulations(TPG nanoemulsion,TPG nanoemulsion based gels and TPG gel).Creating a multilayer model,use the model to simulate the three formulations dynamics in transdermal-drug delivery system.The experiment results showed that the TPG nanoemulsion,TPG nanoemulsion based gels can significantly raise the drug concentrations in skin more than that of TPG gels.The numerical simulation results indicating that TPG gel and TPG nanoemulsion are close to practical measurements,only in the concentration increase phase the numerical simulation result has some difference with the experimental results.TPG nanoemulsion based gels have significant difference with the experimental results,both in concentration increase stage and concentration decreasing stage,but its trend was same.The study shows that the skin-blood synchronous microdialysis technique provided a new method for the pharmacokinetics study of nanocarriers transdermal delivery systems.In addition,the microdialysis technique combined with mathematical modeling provides a very good platform for the further study of transdermal delivery system.展开更多
基金the financial support from Key Laboratory of Micro-systems and Micro-structures Manufacturing of Ministry of Education, Harbin Institute of Technology (2016KM007)
文摘Mesoporous silica has been widely explored for biomedical applications due to its unique structure and good biocompatibility. In particular it exhibits superior properties as micro/nano-carriers in the biomedical field. We explore their potentials in controlled drug/gene co-delivery and photodynamic therapy for cancer treatment both in vitro and in vivo. By incorporating mesoporous silica nanoparticles（MSNP） with two-dimensional nanomaterial, graphene oxide nano-sheet, we utilize MSNP in cellular bio-imaging with squaraine dye. Meanwhile, through delicate combination between mesoporous silica micro/nano carriers with catalytic/bio-catalytic reactions, we manage to achieve self-propelled micro/nano-motors based on mesoporous silica that are capable of transporting cargos in an active manner. Especially, enzyme powered mesoporous silica motors can be powered by physiologically available fuels such as glucose and urea,which are advantageous for future biomedical use. Motion control on both velocity and movement direction provides a powerful tool for targeted drug delivery. Therefore, such mesoporous silica based active carriers pave way to the solution of targeted drug delivery for cancer treatment in future nano-medicine field.
基金The project supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(81573613,81373896)the Major Program for the Fundamental Research of Shanghai Committee of Science and Technology(14JC1491300)Open Fund of State Key Laboratory of Natural Medicines(SKLNMKF201612)
文摘The traditional Chinese medicine tripterygium glycosides(TPG)is used clinically to treat some Rheumatism,Eczema,immunosuppression and tumor,with the activities of hypnosis,antipyretic,analgesic,antiinflammatory,allergy and antitumor.However TPG has low water solubility and low skin permeability,so its clinical use is limited.Transdermal delivery systems can provide a controlled drug release rate that can keep constant concentrations of drug in the plasma for up to multiple days,improved patient compliance,and the possibility ofreducing the rate and severity of side effects.In this study,a fast and sensitive technique skin-blood two sites synchronous microdialysis coupled with LC-MS was used to study the pharmacokinetic parameter of three different formulations(TPG nanoemulsion,TPG nanoemulsion based gels and TPG gel).Creating a multilayer model,use the model to simulate the three formulations dynamics in transdermal-drug delivery system.The experiment results showed that the TPG nanoemulsion,TPG nanoemulsion based gels can significantly raise the drug concentrations in skin more than that of TPG gels.The numerical simulation results indicating that TPG gel and TPG nanoemulsion are close to practical measurements,only in the concentration increase phase the numerical simulation result has some difference with the experimental results.TPG nanoemulsion based gels have significant difference with the experimental results,both in concentration increase stage and concentration decreasing stage,but its trend was same.The study shows that the skin-blood synchronous microdialysis technique provided a new method for the pharmacokinetics study of nanocarriers transdermal delivery systems.In addition,the microdialysis technique combined with mathematical modeling provides a very good platform for the further study of transdermal delivery system.
