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Photoactivated Hydrogen Sulfide Donor with a Near-Infrared Fluorescence Report System for Accelerated Chronic Wound Healing.

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Delayed wound healing is one of the major diabetes complications that occur in 25% of diabetic patients. Specific wound management and combination treatment are required to repair the wound, which… Click to show full abstract

Delayed wound healing is one of the major diabetes complications that occur in 25% of diabetic patients. Specific wound management and combination treatment are required to repair the wound, which still remains a challenge with few effective therapies available currently. In this work, a new H2S donor PRO-F, which is characterized by the capability to promote wound healing in diabetes, was designed. PRO-F can be activated by light without consuming endogenous substances and the accompanying fluorescent signal makes the real-time tracking of released H2S possible. PRO-F is able to deliver H2S in an intracellular environment with moderate release efficiency (50%), which presents cytoprotective effects against excessive reactive oxygen species (ROS) induced damage. Furthermore, the potential of PRO-F to enhance chronic wound healing was validated by employing diabetic models. This work provides new insights into the therapeutic role of H2S donors in complex wound conditions, which should advance the pathophysiological research associated with H2S.

Keywords: wound healing; chronic wound; sulfide donor; photoactivated hydrogen; hydrogen sulfide; donor near

Journal Title: Analytical chemistry
Year Published: 2023

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