Wearable biosensors for cardiovascular monitoring leveraging nanomaterials

Chen, Xuxu; Manshaii, Farid; Tioran, Karley; Wang, Shaolei; Zhou, Yunlei; Zhao, Jie; Yang, Ming; Yin, Xinhua; Liu, Shichang; Wang, Kaidong

doi:10.1007/s42114-024-00906-6

Adv Compos Hybrid Mater

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s42114-024-00906-6

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Wearable biosensors for cardiovascular monitoring leveraging nanomaterials

Xuxu Chen,

Farid Manshaii,

Karley Tioran

et al.

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Unleashing the Potential of Electroactive Hybrid Biomaterials and Self-Powered Systems for Bone Therapeutics

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Manshaii,

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The incidence of large bone defects caused by traumatic injury is increasing worldwide, and the tissue regeneration process requires a long recovery time due to limited self-healing capability. Endogenous bioelectrical phenomena have been well recognized as critical biophysical factors in bone remodeling and regeneration. Inspired by bioelectricity, electrical stimulation has been widely considered an external intervention to induce the osteogenic lineage of cells and enhance the synthesis of the extracellular matrix, thereby accelerating bone regeneration. With ongoing advances in biomaterials and energy-harvesting techniques, electroactive biomaterials and self-powered systems have been considered biomimetic approaches to ensure functional recovery by recapitulating the natural electrophysiological microenvironment of healthy bone tissue. In this review, we first introduce the role of bioelectricity and the endogenous electric field in bone tissue and summarize different techniques to electrically stimulate cells and tissue. Next, we highlight the latest progress in exploring electroactive hybrid biomaterials as well as self-powered systems such as triboelectric and piezoelectric-based nanogenerators and photovoltaic cell-based devices and their implementation in bone tissue engineering. Finally, we emphasize the significance of simulating the target tissue’s electrophysiological microenvironment and propose the opportunities and challenges faced by electroactive hybrid biomaterials and self-powered bioelectronics for bone repair strategies.

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Unleashing the Potential of Electroactive Hybrid Biomaterials and Self-Powered Systems for Bone Therapeutics

Liu,

Manshaii,

Chen

et al. 2024

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Wearable biosensors for cardiovascular monitoring leveraging nanomaterials

Cited by 8 publications

References 196 publications

Unleashing the Potential of Electroactive Hybrid Biomaterials and Self-Powered Systems for Bone Therapeutics

Unleashing the Potential of Electroactive Hybrid Biomaterials and Self-Powered Systems for Bone Therapeutics

Enhancing flame retardancy of flexible polyurethane foams through one-step coassembled nanocoatings

Metal-based nanocomposites for immunotherapy of osteosarcoma

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