Mesoporous hollow FeO nanoparticles regulate the behavior of neuro-associated cells through induction of macrophage polarization in an alternating magnetic field.

Magnetic iron oxide nanoparticles have shown great research value in the field of nerve regeneration because of their characteristics of satisfactory material properties and their ability to be stimulated by an external magnetic field to enhance the function of all aspects. Nevertheless, the impact of magnetic iron oxide nanoparticles on nerve regeneration regulated by macrophage polarization has not been well studied, and it is also not clear whether the introduction of the magnetic field has a further effect. Therefore, mesoporous hollow FeO nanoparticles (MHFPs) were synthesized.