Controlled Release Bone Morphogenic Protein/Nano-calcium
Controlled Release Bone Morphogenic Protein/Nano-calcium
批准号:
6993258
负责人:
MARISA Annette LITTLE
金额:
$15.69万
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依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2005
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2005-09-01 至 2007-02-28
关键词:
X ray crystallographyX ray spectrometryalkaline phosphataseatomic force microscopybiomaterial compatibilitybiomaterial development /preparationbiomaterial interface interactionbiomechanicsbiotechnologybone morphogenetic proteinsbone prosthesiscalcium phosphatecell lineenzyme activityhydroxyprolineimplantmedical implant scienceosteoblastsprotein biosynthesisscanning electron microscopyslow release drugsurface coatingtitanium
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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Controlled Release of Bone Morphogenic Protein using Nano-Calcium Phosphate Coatings TP-2004-71 We propose a novel method for depositing a drug-loaded coating based on a mixture of nano-phase calcium phosphate and bone morphogenic protein (BMP) on metal implants. One unique feature of the coating is that it will release the drug in a controlled fashion following the surgical procedure. Additionally, the coating is made up of nano-sized calcium phosphate features, which we have shown in preliminary studies to significantly enhance osteoblast function. In Phase I feasibility studies, three nano-calcium phosphate coating formulations (amorphous, semi- crystalline and crystalline) will be synthesized at Purdue University. Nano-phase calcium phosphate will then be mixed with BMP and coated onto titanium substrates using our novel deposition process. The coating on these samples will be evaluated for rate of release with the goal of reproducing our successful previous results from pelletized form of nano-CaPCVBMP material. After controlled rate of release has been demonstrated, we will assess protein bioactivity in vitro using osteoblast reactivity assay on nano-calcium phosphate material with and without BMP. Various structural and material characteristics of the coated samples will be studied using SEM, XRD, AFM and EDS. In Phase II, nano-CaPCVBMP coatings on implants will be evaluated in an in vivo animal model.
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