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polymerization properties. More importantly, the addition of GA significantly improved

                   the  rheological  properties  of  GelGA-GelMA  bio-ink,  ensuring  the  printability  of
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                   customizable hydrogel scaffolds. Christopher R. Fellin and others conducted high-
                   precision 3D printing through DLP technology to construct complex bionic structures.

                   TA  treatment  used  after  printing  could  provide  efficient  ROS  scavenging  capacity

                   through phenolic hydroxyl groups and significantly enhance the mechanical properties

                   of the hydrogel, offering a scaffold solution that combines antioxidant protection and

                   customizable shapes for diabetic wound healing.

                        Studies  have  shown  that  excessive  ROS  accumulation  disrupted  macrophage

                   polarization by transforming M1 into M2 macrophages while inducing oxidative stress,

                   which collectively leaded to impaired phagocytosis and tissue necrosis. To address this

                   issue,  researchers  have  explored  enzyme-based  ROS  scavenging  strategies  and

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                   nanoenzymatic  catalysts  such  as  manganese  dioxide,   prussian  blue,   manganese-
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                   cobalt  oxide,   black  phosphorus, 78,79   as  well  as  catalase  to  degrade  H2O2  while
                   producing oxygen. Meanwhile, black phosphorus, metal-organic frameworks (MOFs),

                   and DNA-based nanostructures can enhance the spatiotemporal control of 3D printed
                   hydrogels  in  therapeutic  release  and  microenvironment  regulation,  improve  their

                   mechanical properties, reactive oxygen species scavenging capacity, and antibacterial

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                   activity, and further expand the functions of 3D printed hydrogels . In addition, the
                   repair of large-scale bone defects and incisions from gastrointestinal surgeries remains

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                   a clinical challenge. Yuting Chen et al.  innovatively developed an antioxidant 3D
                   bioprinting M-Mn3O4@Gel by integrating M-Mn3O4 nanozyme into photocross-linked

                   GelMA. The incorporation of M-Mn3O4 not only enhanced the mechanical properties

                   of the nanocomposite hydrogel, The compressive modulus was 141.79% higher than

                   that of pure GelMA, and it maintains excellent 3D printing adaptability. At the same

                   time, it also has an efficient function of eliminating ROS. Gi surgical incisions similarly

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                   face an acidic environm-induced ROS burst. Gastro Shield et al. provided a new idea
                   for  alleviating  oxidative  stress  in  diabetic  wounds  by  blocking  95%  of  protease

                   permeation through modified polyethylene imine (PEI) with its buffering capacity and


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