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Self-healing hydrogel based on polyphosphate-conjugated pectin with hemostatic property for wound healing
Limin Chang1, Ruixue Chang2, Xiaojun Liu3
1College of Chemistry and Environmental Science, Hebei University, Baoding City 071002, China.
Abstract:
Self-healing hydrogels have important application in hemostasis and wound repairing. In this research, pectin based self-healing hydrogel was fabricated with conjugated polyphosphate for hemostatic and wound healing applications. The hydrogel formed without any stimulus and hydrogel kept its biocompatibility; at the same time, the hydrogel degraded completely by enzyme and in vivo. The polyphosphate conjugated hydrogel also showed self-healing property and sustained release performance with strong coagulation characteristic. More importantly, the in vivo experiment revealed that the polyphosphate conjugated hydrogel reduced the blood loss and hemostasis time in hemorrhage model; meanwhile, the hydrogel accelerated the wound repairing rate of the open wound by preventing bacterial invasion. Altogether, the PolyP conjugated hemostatic pectin-based hydrogel is a good candidate as wound dressing material applied in clinic or open wound repairing.

