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Composite Poly(methyl methacrylate)/Poly(ethylene glycol) electrospun nanofibrous mats as a novel wound dressing for controlled release of an anti-scarring agent Malihe-Sadat Poormasjedi-Meibod, PhD candidate Experimental medicine Burn and Wound Healing Lab, Dep. Of Surgery University of British Columbia March 16 th , 2015

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Composite Poly(methyl methacrylate)/Poly(ethylene glycol) electrospun nanofibrous mats as a novel wound dressing for controlled release of an anti-

scarring agent

Malihe-Sadat Poormasjedi-Meibod, PhD candidate

Experimental medicine

Burn and Wound Healing Lab, Dep. Of Surgery

University of British Columbia

March 16th, 2015

Background-Wound healing process

Background-Wound healing spectrumWound healing spectrum

Normal wound healing Non-healing wounds1. Diabetic foot ulcer 2. Pressure ulcer

Post-burnhypertrophic scars

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Skin fibrosis

Background-HSC current treatments

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Background-KynA as an anti-fobrogeic agentA

C 6.25 12.5 25 50 100 150 (µg/ml)

β-actin

Collagen-I

KynA

MMP1

Normal Control Vehicle

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Poormasjedi-Meibod et al., PLOSone, 2014

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Hypothesis

KynA can be incorporated into nanofibers to develop anti-fibrogenic wound dressings which slowly release the drug and improve the wound healing

outcome.

Electrospinning process and parameters

Polymer PEG 1KD(W/W%)

Voltage(kV)

Syringe pump (mm/min)

KynA(W/W%)

Solvent

PMMA (350 KD) 0 24 0.1 6 DMF

PMMA (350 KD) 1 24 0.1 6 DMF

PMMA (350 KD) 2.5 24 0.07 6 DMF

PMMA (350 KD) 5 24 0.07 6 DMF

PMMA (350 KD) 10 24 0.05 6 DMF

PMMA (350 KD) 20 24 0.05 6 DMF 7

Electrospinning. Current approaches to electrospun nanofibers for tissue engineeringNae Gyune Rim et al 2013 Biomed. Mater. 8 014102 doi:10.1088/1748-6041/8/1/014102

SEM images of PMMA-PEG nanofibers

10% 20%1% 2.5% 5%

PEG

1K

5K

10K

PMMA

Dressing’s hydrophobicity and wetting

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Release study in PBS, total immersion setting

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Release study is PBS, 2 chamber well setting

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Assessment of medicated mat’s cytocompatibility

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KynA cream

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KynA-loaded dressings reduces skin fibrosis

Nor Con NF NF+Kyn Kyn Cream

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Conclusion

PMMA+10% PEG nanofibers can be used as an effective slow releasing drug delivery system for KynA.

Nanofiber-released KynA effectively modulates the expression of ECM components in vitro and in vivo.

Application of KynA-loaded nanofibers can improve the wound healing outcome in patients prone to develop skin fibrosis.

Dr. Aziz GhaharySanam SalimiDr. Layla NabaiRyan HartwellDr. Reza JaliliDr. Yunyuan Li Dr. Ruhi Kilani

Acknowledgements

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Collaborators:Dr. Hellen Burt

John JacksonDr. Frank Ko

Victor LeungDr. Emma Guns

Dr. Azadeh TabaDr. Yun ZangAli FarokhiDr. Mohsen KhosraviDr. Saman Pakyari

Thank you for your attention!