Construction of antibacterial silicone rubber catheter modified with the biomass carbon dots and its properties.

Jing Liu, Ziyang Shao, Liyuan Liu, Qinke Zhao, Yongzhen Yang, Mei Niu, Li Zhang, Baoxia Xue
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Abstract

To endow silicone rubber (SR) catheter with antibacterial property, the SR catheter was modified with a new kind of biomass carbon dots (CDs) by the bulk modification to obtabin the SR/CDs catheter. The antimicrobial behavior and biocompatibility of SR/CDs catheter were analyzed by plate counting method, cytotoxicity test andin vivoanimal experiments. The results showed that, SR/CDs catheter possessed antimicrobial properties, and the minimum inhibitory concentration of SR/CDs catheter was 20 mg ml-1againstEscherichia coliandStaphylococcus aureus. The antimicrobial mechanism of SR/CDs was further investigated, and it was found that the SR/CDs induced the production of reactive oxygen species in bacterial cells by disrupting the bacterial membrane through adsorption. In addition,in vivoexperiments have shown that SR/CDs catheter owns good biosafety profile and reduces the risk of catheter-associated urinary tract infections by modulating inflammatory factors. Meanwhile, SR/CDs catheter can be produced in a simple production process using an extruder, which is expected to be used as a novelty type of catheter in the clinic.

用生物质碳点改性的抗菌硅橡胶导管的构造及其性能。
为了使硅橡胶(SR)导管具有抗菌性能,采用生物质碳点(CDs)对SR导管进行本体改性,得到了SR/CDs导管。采用平板计数法、细胞毒性试验和动物体内实验分析SR/CDs导管的抗菌行为和生物相容性。结果表明,SR/CDs导管具有抗菌性能,对大肠杆菌(E. coil)和金黄色葡萄球菌(S. aureus)的最低抑制浓度为20 mg/ml。进一步研究了SR/CDs的抗菌机制,发现SR/CDs通过吸附破坏细菌膜,诱导细菌细胞产生活性氧。此外,体内实验表明,SR/CDs导管具有良好的生物安全性,并通过调节炎症因子降低导管相关性尿路感染的风险。同时,利用挤出机可以简单的生产出SR/CDs导管,有望成为临床应用的新型导管。 。
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