Response of cementoblast-like cells to mechanical tensile or compressive stress at physiological levels in vitro
Response of cementoblast-like cells to mechanical tensile or compressive stress at physiological levels in vitro
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成牙骨质细胞样细胞对体外生理水平机械拉伸或压缩应力的反应
DOI:
10.1007/s11033-008-9376-3
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发表时间:
2009-09-01
影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
Bao, Lina
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作者:
Huang, Lan;Meng, Yao;Bao, Lina
To clarify the role of cementoblast in orthodontic-related root resorption, this study was attempted to examine whether murine cementoblast-like cells are responsive to mechanical stress, and how mechanical forces regulate bone sialoprotein (BSP) and osteopontin (OPN) gene expression in these cells in vitro. In this force-loading model, defined and reproducible mechanical loadings of different magnitudes and types were applied up to 24 h. Besides a transitory and reversible change in cell proliferation, remarkable alterations in gene transcription of BSP and OPN were found. BSP mRNA was suppressed by the stresses. Three and six hours-loadings at 2,000 mu strain up-regulated the expression of OPN mRNA, while the other loadings inhibited it. The study also concluded that 4,000 mu strain was likely to exert more influence on cementoblast-like cells than 2,000 mu strain. Furthermore, no obvious evidence indicated the difference between tension and compression. These results suggested that cementoblast-like cells are sensitive to mechanical stress, and may play a role in regulating orthodontic-related root resorption/repair.