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In vitro Biocompatibility Assessment of a Novel PRGD/PDLLA/NGF Composite Material

来源期刊:Journal Of Wuhan University Of Technology Materials Science Edition2011年第6期

论文作者:殷义霞 李世普

文章页码:1059 - 1063

摘    要:The objective of this study was to evaluate the degradability and biocompatibility of a novel composite materials which was grafted with RGD and immobilized with NGF(PRGD/PDLLA/NGF). The releasing of NGF, the biodegradability and cell-biocompatibility of PRGD/PDLLA/NGF membrane were evaluated in vitro. The experimental results showed that the NGF release process was prolonged over 30 days. Furthermore, the PRGD/PDLLA/NGF showed a better hydrophilicity, better biodegradation properties and cells affinity than PDLLA, which means a good support to adhesion and proliferate of Schwann cells. Therefore, the novel composite material holds considerable promise as scaffolds in nerve tissue engineering.

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In vitro Biocompatibility Assessment of a Novel PRGD/PDLLA/NGF Composite Material

殷义霞,李世普

Biomaterials and Engineering Research Center,Wuhan University of Technology

摘 要:The objective of this study was to evaluate the degradability and biocompatibility of a novel composite materials which was grafted with RGD and immobilized with NGF(PRGD/PDLLA/NGF). The releasing of NGF, the biodegradability and cell-biocompatibility of PRGD/PDLLA/NGF membrane were evaluated in vitro. The experimental results showed that the NGF release process was prolonged over 30 days. Furthermore, the PRGD/PDLLA/NGF showed a better hydrophilicity, better biodegradation properties and cells affinity than PDLLA, which means a good support to adhesion and proliferate of Schwann cells. Therefore, the novel composite material holds considerable promise as scaffolds in nerve tissue engineering.

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