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Besides biological properties, surface coating of electrospun PLGA fibers with mesoporous bioactive glass improved the capability of scaffold for BMP-2 delivery (Li et al. 2015).
(1) Bone repairing capability of scaffolds are magnified when inorganic materials, natural biomaterials, and synthetic polymer are combined, which was already reported in related researches [ 33– 33].
Incorporation of nanoceramic will improve the capability of polymeric scaffold for tissue regeneration.
In addition, swelling, degradation and biomineralization capability of the scaffold were also evaluated.
Human bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells were used to test the in vitro capability of the scaffold to promote osteogenic differentiation.
Prototype-segmented scaffold designs are presented and analyzed to further expand the concept and exploit this in situ stiffness tuning capability of the scaffolds for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine applications.
The drug delivery capability of the scaffolds was tested using tetracycline hydrochloride (TCH).
Finally, gentamycin was successfully encapsulated into the P 3HB) microspheres to demonstrate the drug delivery capability of the scaffolds.
The capability of these scaffolds as cell carrier systems for chondrocytes was determined in vitro and cartilage generation in vivo on engineered chondrocyte scaffold constructs with and without a perichondrium wrapping was tested in an in vivo nude mouse model.
Taking advantage of localized and controllable inflammatory responses induced by biomaterial implantation and the capability of tissue scaffolds to release a wide variety of chemokines, we report a novel system for studying the molecular mechanisms of inflammation-mediated cancer metastasis.
Formation of a nanocrystalline phase (Si2PO7) during the sintering considerably decreased the capability of BS1 scaffolds for Ca P formation and the rate of degradation but enhanced their mechanical properties.
