Immunomodulatory Bandage for Accelerated Healing of Diabetic Wounds
Diabetic foot ulcers are challenging to treat. Current strategies to treat these wounds focus on preventing infection and promoting tissue regrowth but are ineffective in many individuals. Low-grade chronic inflammation is present in individuals with diabetes, and altering the inflammatory responses...
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Published in | ACS bio & med chem au Vol. 2; no. 4; pp. 409 - 418 |
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Abstract | Diabetic foot ulcers are challenging to treat. Current strategies to treat these wounds focus on preventing infection and promoting tissue regrowth but are ineffective in many individuals. Low-grade chronic inflammation is present in individuals with diabetes, and altering the inflammatory responses at the wound site could be an alternate approach to promote healing. We hypothesized that immunomodulation of the wound microenvironment would result in accelerated healing. To test this hypothesis, we began by characterizing the changes in the myeloid cell phenotype in a mouse model [leptin receptor knockout (KO) mouse] that closely mimics the type 2 diabetes condition observed in humans. We observed increased numbers of monocytes and neutrophils in the circulation of the KO mice compared to that in wild-type control mice. We also observed several phenotypic changes in neutrophils from the KO diabetic mice, suggesting low-grade systemic inflammation. Hence, we developed a rapamycin-loaded chitosan scaffold that may be used to modulate immune responses. The use of these immunomodulatory scaffolds at a wound site resulted in accelerated healing compared to the healing using blank scaffolds. In summary, our data suggest that immunomodulation may be a viable strategy to promote the healing of wounds in individuals with diabetes. |
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AbstractList | Diabetic foot ulcers are challenging to treat. Current strategies to treat these wounds focus on preventing infection and promoting tissue regrowth but are ineffective in many individuals. Low-grade chronic inflammation is present in individuals with diabetes, and altering the inflammatory responses at the wound site could be an alternate approach to promote healing. We hypothesized that immunomodulation of the wound microenvironment would result in accelerated healing. To test this hypothesis, we began by characterizing the changes in the myeloid cell phenotype in a mouse model [leptin receptor knockout (KO) mouse] that closely mimics the type 2 diabetes condition observed in humans. We observed increased numbers of monocytes and neutrophils in the circulation of the KO mice compared to that in wild-type control mice. We also observed several phenotypic changes in neutrophils from the KO diabetic mice, suggesting low-grade systemic inflammation. Hence, we developed a rapamycin-loaded chitosan scaffold that may be used to modulate immune responses. The use of these immunomodulatory scaffolds at a wound site resulted in accelerated healing compared to the healing using blank scaffolds. In summary, our data suggest that immunomodulation may be a viable strategy to promote the healing of wounds in individuals with diabetes. Diabetic foot ulcers are challenging to treat. Current strategies to treat these wounds focus on preventing infection and promoting tissue regrowth but are ineffective in many individuals. Low-grade chronic inflammation is present in individuals with diabetes, and altering the inflammatory responses at the wound site could be an alternate approach to promote healing. We hypothesized that immunomodulation of the wound microenvironment would result in accelerated healing. To test this hypothesis, we began by characterizing the changes in the myeloid cell phenotype in a mouse model [leptin receptor knockout (KO) mouse] that closely mimics the type 2 diabetes condition observed in humans. We observed increased numbers of monocytes and neutrophils in the circulation of the KO mice compared to that in wild-type control mice. We also observed several phenotypic changes in neutrophils from the KO diabetic mice, suggesting low-grade systemic inflammation. Hence, we developed a rapamycin-loaded chitosan scaffold that may be used to modulate immune responses. The use of these immunomodulatory scaffolds at a wound site resulted in accelerated healing compared to the healing using blank scaffolds. In summary, our data suggest that immunomodulation may be a viable strategy to promote the healing of wounds in individuals with diabetes. |
Author | Jhunjhunwala, Siddharth Dorai, Vinod Kumar Sagar, Shruthi Ksheera R, Kalpana S Sivaraman, Archana Raghavan, Jayashree Vijaya |
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