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Biomimetic Scaffold Delivering Osteogenic Molecules for Alveolar Bone Engineering

为牙槽骨工程输送成骨分子的仿生支架

基本信息

批准号：
8434110
负责人：
Min Lee
金额：
$ 18.48万
依托单位：
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2012
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2012-04-01 至 2015-03-31
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8434110
关键词：
3D Print Adverse effects Alginates Alveolar Alveolar Ridge Augmentation Alveolar ridge Apatites Architecture Biomimetics Body Fluids Bone Morphogenetic Proteins Bone Regeneration Calvaria Cells Chitosan Clinical Commit Complex Computer Assisted Craniosynostosis Custom Cyst Data Defect Dental Implants Dose Elements Environment Excision Exhibits Growth Factor Human Image Immersion Investigative Technique Implantation procedure In Vitro Kinetics Laboratories Malignant Neoplasms Mandible Marrow Maxillary Sinus Mechanics Mediating Methods Minerals Modeling Natural regeneration Nutritional Requirements Osteogenesis Patients Periodontal Diseases Physiological Platelet-Derived Growth Factor Polymers Process Property Proteins Protocols documentation Rattus Reconstructive Surgical Procedures Research Shapes Signaling Molecule Simulate Site Source Spinal Spinal Fusion Stem cells System Techniques Testing Therapeutic Tibial Fractures Tissue Engineering Tooth Loss Tooth structure Translations Trauma X-Ray Computed Tomography alveolar bone base bone bone engineering bone healing computer design in vivo meetings novel osteogenic osteogenic protein osteoinductive factor platelet-derived growth factor BB repaired scaffold

项目摘要

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Periodontal disease and malignant neoplasms are devastating complications often leading to the resection of large segments of the mandible. Various osteoinductive growth factor-based therapies have been developed in an attempt to find an effective and safer method of bone regeneration. In particular, bone morphogenetic proteins (BMPs) are currently approved for spinal fusion, tibial fracture repair, and alveolar ridge or maxillary sinus augmentation. However, BMPs are highly pleiotropic molecules and their supra-physiological high dose requirement leads to adverse side effects such as cyst formation, and inefficient bone formation. Thus, there is a need to develop alternative growth factor therapeutic strategies using osteoinductive factors with more specific osteogenic effects. Nell-1 (Nel-like protein-1) is a novel osteogenic protein originally identified in active bone forming sites of human craniosynostosis patients, and is believed to specifically target cells committed to the osteogenic lineage. To provide effective and safer bone regeneration for the repair of large, complex and structural defects, we propose a novel computer-designed, biomimetic scaffolding system for controlled local delivery of Nell-1. This system will consist of three-dimensional (3D) chitosan/alginate (Chi/Al) scaffolds with well-defined geometries on the macro- and micro-scales created from an indirect 3D printing technique in conjunction with biomimetic processing strategy to confer bone mineral-mimicking apatite microenvironment and osteogenic signaling molecules (Nell-1). To maximize bone regeneration, Nell-1 will be employed also in combination with platelet-derived growth factor-BB (PDGF-BB) in clinical use for the treatment of periodontal osseous defects. The specific hypothesis of this proposal is that controlled delivery of Nell-1+PDGF from computer-designed biomimetic scaffolds can enhance repair of alveolar bone defects. To investigate this hypothesis, we propose the following aims: 1) To develop biomimetic apatite-coated Chi/Al scaffolds with controlled architectures and delivery of osteogenic molecules (Nell-1+PDGF-BB); 2) To enhance alveolar bone regeneration by biomimetic scaffolds delivering Nell-1+PDGF-BB. Chi/Al scaffold architectures that facilitate mass transport and vessel ingrowth will be created from an indirect 3D printing technique. In this construct, we will create a biomimetic apatite coating and determine if apatite layer can increase Nell-1 and PDGF delivery efficiency. The bone formation efficacy of Nell-1 from the fabricated biomimetic scaffolds will be evaluated in a larger mandibular segmental defect model. In addition, we will also incorporate PDGF into the scaffolds and assess the effects of combined Nell-1+ PDGF on bone regeneration to maximize bone formation. The results from this proposal will be critical towards clinical translation of Nell-1 mediated therapeutics to augment alveolar bone regeneration while minimizing potential adverse effects of current osteoinductive therapeutics.

描述（由申请人提供）：牙周病和恶性肿瘤是破坏性的并发症，通常导致大块下颌骨切除。各种基于骨诱导生长因子的疗法已经被开发出来，试图找到一种有效和安全的骨再生方法。特别是，骨形态发生蛋白（BMP）目前已被批准用于脊柱融合、胫骨骨折修复和牙槽嵴或上颌窦增高。然而，BMP是高度多效性的分子，并且其超生理的高剂量需求导致不利的副作用，例如囊肿形成和低效的骨形成。因此，需要开发替代的生长因子治疗策略，使用具有更特异性成骨作用的骨诱导因子。Nell-1（Nel样蛋白-1）是一种新的成骨蛋白，最初在人类颅缝早闭患者的活性骨形成部位被鉴定，并且被认为特异性靶向定向于成骨谱系的细胞。为了提供有效和安全的骨再生修复大，复杂的结构性缺损，我们提出了一种新的计算机设计的仿生支架系统，用于控制局部递送Nell-1。该系统将由三维（3D）壳聚糖/藻酸盐（Chi/Al）支架组成，这些支架在宏观和微观尺度上具有明确的几何形状，这些几何形状是由间接3D打印技术结合仿生加工策略创建的，以赋予骨矿物质模拟磷灰石微环境和成骨信号分子（Nell-1）。为了使骨再生最大化，Nell-1还将与血小板衍生生长因子-BB（PDGF-BB）组合用于临床用途以治疗牙周骨缺损。该提案的具体假设是，从计算机设计的仿生支架中控制递送Nell-1+PDGF可以增强牙槽骨缺损的修复。为了验证这一假设，我们提出以下目标：1）开发具有可控结构和成骨分子（Nell-1+PDGF-BB）递送的仿生磷灰石涂层Chi/Al支架; 2）通过递送Nell-1+PDGF-BB的仿生支架促进牙槽骨再生。促进质量运输和血管向内生长的Chi/Al支架结构将通过间接3D打印技术创建。在这个结构中，我们将创建一个仿生磷灰石涂层，并确定磷灰石层是否可以增加Nell-1和PDGF的输送效率。将在更大的下颌骨节段性缺损模型中评价来自所制造的仿生支架的Nell-1的骨形成功效。此外，我们还将PDGF掺入支架中，并评估Nell-1+ PDGF组合对骨再生的影响，以最大限度地促进骨形成。该提议的结果对于Nell-1介导的治疗剂的临床转化至关重要，以增加牙槽骨再生，同时最大限度地减少当前骨诱导治疗剂的潜在不良反应。