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. 2020 Jun 25;10(6):1234. doi: 10.3390/nano10061234

Table 4.

Nanoparticles-based therapeutics incorporated with antioxidants for diabetic wound healing.

Type of Nanoparticles Incorporated Antioxidants In Vitro
Analysis
In Vivo Model Results Route of Administration Ref.
PLGA nanoparticles FA - 2.5 cm in length skin wound was created in diabetic Wistar rats of either sex FA nanoparticles topical and oral treatment is effective in promoting wound healing in diabetic rats Oral administration of nanoparticles and topical administration of hydrogel containing nanoparticles [137]
AuNPs EGCG, ALA Antioxidant loaded nanoparticles group significantly decreased RAGE expression in AGE-treated fibroblast cells 1 cm in diameter skin wound was created in diabetic male BALB/c mice Nanoparticles loaded with antioxidant significantly increased the rate of diabetic wound healing by decreasing RAGE expression than control and free antioxidants Topical application of nanoparticles containing antioxidant on wound [145]
AuNPs EGCG - 1 cm in diameter skin wound was created in diabetic male BALB/c mice Epidermal growth factor receptor and collagen I and III protein expression, and hyaluronic acid expression increased considerably which significantly increases the rate of wound healing both in wild-type and diabetic mice Nanoparticles containing liquid by gas-injection applied directly to the wound [146]
AuNPs Green synthesis of AuNPs by
Chamaecostus Cuspidatus
- Blood sampling in Wistar male diabetic mice Nanoparticles with nontoxic effects showed 50% inhibition of free radicals with restoration of blood glucose, glycogen, and insulin levels in the diabetic mice Intraperitoneal administration of green synthesized nanoparticle [147]