Fabrication, Characterization of Curcumin Loaded Alginate Chitosan for Potential Wound Healing Applications
Abstract:
The most employed scaffolds in
tissue engineering are alginate and chitosan due to their properties like biodegradability,
compatibility, and structural similarity to that of the ECM. Curcumin, together
with scaffolds such as alginate and chitosan, can improve wound healing
properties by tissue repair and regeneration. This study aims to load curcumin
into alginate chitosan scaffolds and to analyze their potential wound healing
properties by characterization and checking their biocompatibility. Curcumin
was loaded into the alginate-chitosan scaffold. It was then characterized using
Fourier Transform-InfraRed (FT-IR) spectroscopy and Scanning Electron
Microscopy (SEM). Annexin V PI apoptotic assay and Hemolytic assay were done to
screen its biocompatibility. FT-IR has strong absorption bands at 3237, 2359,
1597, 1406, 1025, and 947 cm−1. SEM analysis of the curcumin-loaded alginate-chitosan
scaffold showed the dispersed curcumin on the surface of the porous scaffold.
Our results suggest that the curcumin-loaded alginate-chitosan scaffold
possesses greater biocompatibility towards peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC)
which was confirmed by Annexin V - PI assay and hemolytic assay. Curcumin
loaded onto an alginate-chitosan scaffold is reported to be biocompatible using
flow cytometry and hemolytic assay. However a more detailed study must be done
before using it for potential wound healing applications.
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