The application discloses a
cerium nanoscale
enzyme composite active material and application thereof in
liver failure treatment, and belongs to the technical field of
nanomaterials. The application combines miR122 and
cerium dioxide nanoscale
enzyme functions, develops a new
stem cell differentiation inducer, i.e., a
cerium nanoscale
enzyme composite active material, and deeply studies the potential mechanism of catalytically active nanoscale enzyme material in regulating
stem cell fate. After modification, the cerium dioxide nanoscale enzyme can be used for delivering miR122 into stem cells, so that miR122 is highly enriched in cells, thereby inducing liver differentiation. Meanwhile, the catalytic activity of the cerium dioxide nanoscale enzyme can regulate
intracellular ROS
homeostasis, protect mitochondria from ROS-induced damage, thereby maintaining mitochondrial function and meeting the
energy demand in the differentiation process, which is crucial for the successful differentiation of stem cells. In order to solve the problem of impaired viability in
hepatocyte transplantation, it is proposed to coat a layer of Ce 4+ -
polyphenol skeleton on the surface of induced
hepatocyte-like cells (iHLCs), further protecting the function and viability of hepatocytes after
transplantation, and improving the in-vivo
treatment effect.