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Bone‐Induced Nanocomposite Coating with a “Sandwich” Structure

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By Guoming Zou, Henigul osman, Dong Zhang, Yushuang Guan
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1 Introduction There has been a growing demand for implants to replace failed tissues, with metals widely recognized as durable biomaterials due to their excellent biocompatibility.[1] Among these materials, titanium (Ti) and its alloys are frequently employed as implantable medical devices because of their high strength and resistance to stress.[2] Ti implants are often considered the optimal choice for bone replacement and complex clinical tissue repair.
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Electrospinning Fibers Modified with Near Infrared Light‐Excited Copper Nanoparticles for Antibacterial and Bone Regeneration

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By Yingao Ma, Liang Chen, Marziya Amantay, Henigul osman
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2.6 In Vitro Osteogenic and Angiogenesis Effect of Composite Fibers To investigate the osteogenic and angiogenesis effect of PLLA@PDA/Cu composite fibers, western blot analysis was conducted to detect the related proteins, including BMP-2, OCN, S100A10, HIF-1α, and VEGF. The results in Figure 7a–f showed that the protein expressions of cells treated with PLLA, PLLA@PDA, or PLLA@PDA/Cu exhibited an up-regulation trend.
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