It has been reported that various progenitor cells or stem cells and continuously released bioactive molecules can enhance the regeneration of muscles and thus help to treat chronic degenerative diseases,such as urina...It has been reported that various progenitor cells or stem cells and continuously released bioactive molecules can enhance the regeneration of muscles and thus help to treat chronic degenerative diseases,such as urinary/fecal incontinence and erectile dysfunction.However,the regeneration ofmuscles alone cannot be a fundamental cure of chronic degenerative diseases,because regenerated muscles with insufficient nerve connections subsequently lead tomuscle atrophy[1].展开更多
Although bone defects can be restored spontaneously,bone reconstruction with sufficient strength and volume continues to be a challenge in clinical practices.In recent years,the use of a variety of biomaterials with b...Although bone defects can be restored spontaneously,bone reconstruction with sufficient strength and volume continues to be a challenge in clinical practices.In recent years,the use of a variety of biomaterials with bioactivity has been attempted to compensate for this limitation.Herein,we fabricated a pDNA(encoding for BMP-2)-loaded asymmetrically porous polycaprolactone(PCL)/Pluronic F127 membrane as a bioactive guided bone regeneration(GBR)membrane,using a modified immersion-precipitation method.It was observed that the GBR membrane allows continuous release of pDNA for more than20 weeks.The pDNA was sufficiently transfected into human bone marrow stem cells(h BMSCs)without significant cytotoxicity and the gene-transfected cells showed prolonged synthesis of BMP-2.From in vitro osteogenic differentiation and in vivo animal studies,the effective induction of osteogenic differentiation of h BMSCs and enhanced bone regeneration by the pDNA-loaded asymmetrically porous PCL/Pluronic F127 membrane was observed,suggesting that the pDNA-loaded membrane as a bioactive GBR membrane can be an alternative therapeutic technique for effective bone regeneration.展开更多
文摘It has been reported that various progenitor cells or stem cells and continuously released bioactive molecules can enhance the regeneration of muscles and thus help to treat chronic degenerative diseases,such as urinary/fecal incontinence and erectile dysfunction.However,the regeneration ofmuscles alone cannot be a fundamental cure of chronic degenerative diseases,because regenerated muscles with insufficient nerve connections subsequently lead tomuscle atrophy[1].
基金supported by grants from the Basic Science Research Program through the National Research Foundation(NRF)of Korea funded by the Ministry of Science&ICT(NRF-2017R1A2B2003848)the Bio&Medical Technology Development Program of the National Research Foundation(NRF)funded by the Ministry of Science&ICT(2019M3A9E2066347)。
文摘Although bone defects can be restored spontaneously,bone reconstruction with sufficient strength and volume continues to be a challenge in clinical practices.In recent years,the use of a variety of biomaterials with bioactivity has been attempted to compensate for this limitation.Herein,we fabricated a pDNA(encoding for BMP-2)-loaded asymmetrically porous polycaprolactone(PCL)/Pluronic F127 membrane as a bioactive guided bone regeneration(GBR)membrane,using a modified immersion-precipitation method.It was observed that the GBR membrane allows continuous release of pDNA for more than20 weeks.The pDNA was sufficiently transfected into human bone marrow stem cells(h BMSCs)without significant cytotoxicity and the gene-transfected cells showed prolonged synthesis of BMP-2.From in vitro osteogenic differentiation and in vivo animal studies,the effective induction of osteogenic differentiation of h BMSCs and enhanced bone regeneration by the pDNA-loaded asymmetrically porous PCL/Pluronic F127 membrane was observed,suggesting that the pDNA-loaded membrane as a bioactive GBR membrane can be an alternative therapeutic technique for effective bone regeneration.
