Authors: Qing Rong Wei, Xiu Dong Yang, Jian Lu, Bo Zhang, Bo Jiang, Hong Song Fan, Ji Yong Chen, Zhong Wei Gu, Xing Dong Zhang
Abstract: As a natural biomaterial, collagen especially pepsin-solubilized collagen (type I) has been
used widely in biomedical fields due to its excellent biocompatibility. In this preliminary study, we
investigate the effect of some inorganic ions which are frequently utilized in the preparation of
collagen on the morphology and crystallinity of fibrils. The scanning electron microscope and x-ray
diffraction were applied to analyze the morphology and the crystallization of the reconstituted
collagen fibrils, respectively. Although further studies are needed, these initial results indicate that
by controlling the self-assembly conditions of collagen molecules, we may achieve the desired
properties of fibrillar collagen products.
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Authors: Xiu Dong Yang, Li Zhao Teng, Jian Lu, Qing Rong Wei, Hui Wang, Ji Yong Chen, Bang Cheng Yang
Abstract: Biomimetic coating on roughed titanium plates were prepared in this work by a cathode
deposition method in calcium phosphate solution electrolyte. The coatings of plate-like apatite
crystals were deposited on the titanium plates under a constant potential of 2.0V for 60 min at 37.
The coating crystals were identified to be carbonate-containing apatite (bone-like apatite) by X-ray
diffraction and scanning electronic microscopy. The cell proliferation and adhesion of L929 cells on
the titanium metal plates with biomimetic coating and the titanium plates with roughed-only were
tested. The results showed that biomimetic coating on titanium surface can enhance the materials
bioactivity. The study indicated that cathode method is potential to prepare biomimetic coating on
titanium implants with excellent bioactivity.
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Authors: Ren Long Xin, Yang Leng, Ji Yong Chen, Xiu Dong Yang
Abstract: Porous alpha- tricalcium phosphate (α-TCP) was implanted in rabbit and dog models to
investigate its induction of calcium phosphate (Ca-P) formation. The morphology and structure of
the formed Ca-Ps were examined using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and transmission
electron microscopy (TEM), respectively. The results showed an animal-dependent behavior of in
vivo Ca-P formation. There were flake-like octacalcium phosphate (OCP) precipitates in the rabbit
but rod-like hydroxyapatite (HA) precipitates in the dog model. In addition, high-resolution TEM
(HRTEM) image revealed that there was OCP structure in certain portions of the rod-like HA
precipitates in the dog model. And the orientation relation of OCP/HA was deduced as OCP
(010)//HA (0 10) and OCP (001)//HA (00 1) . This implied that the in vivo HA was formed via
OCP precursor phase.
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Authors: Xiu Dong Yang, Min Tang, Bo Zhang, Hui Chuan Zhao, Xing Dong Zhang, Ji Yong Chen
Abstract: Bonelike apatite coating on metal implants is an effective method to enhance bioactive
properties of the metal surface. In the present study, the effectiveness of cathode deposition (CD) coating methods was investigated. And biomimetic deposition (BD) was also investigated as the parallel. The revised simulated body fluid (R-SBF) was chosen as an electrolyte and simulated body fluid. Both deposition methods could produce bonelike apatite coating on rough surfaces of the
titanium. The uniformity of the CD coatings were better than the BD coatings’. And CD method was less sensitive to the condition of the titanium plate surfaces and much faster in the coating deposition. The spectra of FTIR showed that the characteristic peaks of CO3 2- apeared on the surface of ceramics, combined with spectra of XRD and SEM, it was concluded that a sertain thickness of bonelike apatite coating could be formed on the acided treatment (AT) titanium plate
surfaces by CD method.
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Authors: Li Zhao Teng, Hong Song Fan, Xiu Dong Yang, Dayi Wu, Xing Dong Zhang
Abstract: The new-style injectable root canal filling material was prepared by hydroxyl apatite
(HA), calcium hydroxide (Ca (OH) 2), iodoform (CHI3) and silicon oil. The material was injected into the isolate teeth to observe the sealing effect through marinating the isolate teeth in SBF and 1% methylblue solution. The practical effect of this material through clinical trials ten patients including fourteen teeth was also evaluated. After six months follow-up, patients have no any uncomfortable. This root canal filling material has good injectability, good biocompatibility, and is very convenient to manipulate. The relevant results suggest that it has good prospect of clinical application.
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