2020
DOI: 10.1002/admt.201900552
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Advances in the Formulations of Microneedles for Manifold Biomedical Applications

Abstract: These MN platforms have been intensively explored for transdermal drug delivery in the treatment of both local and systemic diseases. [1c,12] They function as carriers for small molecular drugs, [13] peptides and proteins (e.g., insulin, vaccines, and antibodies), [8a,14] oligonucleotides, [11d] and nanomedicines [10a,b] and deliver them into peripheral tissues like skin, eyes, mouth, vascular wall, vagina etc. [15] Recently, MNs also receive attention from medical diagnosis and health monitoring, as they… Show more

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“…Moreover, while animal testing typically involves the single disease model, real human diagnosis is often implicated with coexisting diseases and/or widely diverse human behaviors. Skin properties of individual patient can somewhat differ from other patients bearing the same disease [59]. To this end, biofabrication (i.e., 3D bioprinting and electrospinning) of in vitro skin models employing patient-isolated cells provides a better avenue to recapitulate the physio-/pathophysiology of human skin in a personalized manner [161].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Moreover, while animal testing typically involves the single disease model, real human diagnosis is often implicated with coexisting diseases and/or widely diverse human behaviors. Skin properties of individual patient can somewhat differ from other patients bearing the same disease [59]. To this end, biofabrication (i.e., 3D bioprinting and electrospinning) of in vitro skin models employing patient-isolated cells provides a better avenue to recapitulate the physio-/pathophysiology of human skin in a personalized manner [161].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In recent years, hydrogel applications as POC biosensors have risen significantly, including for several pathological skin conditions. Given its swellable property, hydrogels can facilitate extraction of biofluids (e.g., wound exudate and interstitial fluid/ISF) implicated in various pathological skin conditions [59]. Formed as microparticles or dressing patches, hydrogels enable collection and analysis of open wound exudates [60].…”
Section: Importance Of Skin Pathology Diagnosis and Monitoringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Much progress has been made including the popularization of biocompatible hydrogel microneedles, the improvement of microneedle fabrication strategies, and the exploration in clinical applications of microneedles. In the meanwhile, some reviews summarizing the classification of microneedles, their fabrication techniques, and applications in detection and drug delivery have been presented [ 119 121 ]. In recent years, microneedles have been imparted with novel and intriguing features such as skin adhesion, rapid dissolvability, separability, responsive ability, antibacteria, and explosive capacity to meet the complex requirements in actual use.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The MN patch was made through micro-molding. 20,21 Firstly, we prepared HA solution with distilled water. There are three types of medical grade HA (i.e., 48, 300, and 1100 K).…”
Section: Optimization Of the Protocol For Mn Patch Fabricationmentioning
confidence: 99%