A biomimetic strategy to treat enamel loss
A biomimetic strategy to treat enamel loss
批准号:
10042609
负责人:
Felicitas B Bidlack
金额:
$29.85万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2020
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2020-09-09 至 2022-08-31
关键词:
AcidsAddressAdultAlanineAspartateBindingBinding ProteinsBiologicalBiomimeticsCalciumCalcium BindingCellsCharacteristicsChargeChemicalsChildClinicalComputer ModelsCrystallizationDSPP geneDataDefectDental EnamelDental cariesDentinDentistryDepositionDevelopmentDiffusionDurapatiteEffectivenessElectron MicroscopyEnvironmentEnzymesEquilibriumExcisionGoalsGrowthHumanHydroxyapatitesIn VitroIonic StrengthsIonsKineticsLegal patentLengthLesionLiquid substanceMeasuresMechanicsMineralsModificationMonitorNatural regenerationOralOral cavityPeptidesPhasePhosphorylationProteinsPublic HealthResearchResearch PersonnelResolutionSerineStructureSurfaceTechniquesTestingTissuesTitrationsTooth CrownsTooth RemineralizationTooth structureVariantWhite Spotsbasebonecalcium phosphatecarboxylatechemical stabilityclinically relevantdemineralizationdensityexperimental studyfallsin vitro testinginnovationinorganic phosphatelight microscopymechanical propertiesmicroCTmineralizationmultidisciplinaryorganizational structurepreventremineralizationself assemblytissue repair
中文摘要
项目摘要
存在对加速新形成的矿物的生长的试剂的未满足的需求,所述试剂具有足够的生物活性。
密度、纯度和与下面的牙冠的结合。长期目标是发展一种生物学上的
通过杠杆作用和放大自然发生的矿化作用来治疗釉质损失的灵感策略
在口腔中。因此,本申请的目的是a)优化8DSS的有效性
用于加速釉质受控矿化的肽,和B)开发控制
8DSS活动通过改变当地的口腔环境。根据研究,
研究小组强有力的初步数据是,使用生物启发的方法,8DSS肽足以
加速牙釉质的再生,具有适当的附着、结构和机械性能,和
实现临床相关性。这些研究的理由是,基于有效性和共享
钙和羟基磷灰石结合蛋白的特性,促进骨骼和牙齿的矿化。
具体地,谷氨酸-丝氨酸-丝氨酸(DSS)序列的负电荷和磷酸化重复如下:
在人类牙本质磷蛋白(DPP)中发现的磷酸化的
研究小组计划客观地检验中心假设,并通过追求
以下两个具体目的:1)在体外测试8DSS在人牙齿上的应用,
脱矿釉质和B)釉质表面的再生,和2)体外测试8DSS活性可以
受当地条件变化的控制。这里的贡献预计将是我们的扩展
增强8DSS肽加速受控矿化的有效性的初步研究
的釉质和发展战略的控制失活,或从新形成的8DSS去除
矿物质这一贡献将是重要的,因为8DSS实现仿生的机制
商业化仍不清楚,阻止临床使用的主要障碍是受控的8DSS激活
以及灭活或从新形成的组织中除去以获得低蛋白质含量和高矿物质含量
密度与健康的牙釉质一样。拟议的研究是创新的,因为它从现状出发,
通过利用和放大口腔中自然发生的矿化作用。
英文摘要
PROJECT SUMMARY
There is an unmet need for an agent that accelerates the growth of newly formed mineral with sufficient
density, purity, and bonding to the underlying tooth crown. The long-term goal is to develop a biologically
inspired strategy to treat enamel loss through leveraging and amplifying the naturally occurring mineralization
in the oral cavity. The objective in this application, therefore, is to a) optimize the effectiveness of the 8DSS
peptide for accelerating controlled mineralization of enamel and b) to develop strategies for the control of
8DSS activity by modification of the local oral environment. The central hypothesis, based on the research
team's strong preliminary data, is that using a biologically inspired approach, 8DSS peptide sufficiently
accelerates the regeneration of enamel with appropriate attachment, structure and mechanical properties, and
achieves clinical relevance. The rationale for these studies is that based on the effectiveness and shared
characteristics of calcium and hydroxyapatite-binding proteins that facilitate mineralization in bone and teeth.
Specifically, the negative charge and phosphorylation of aspartate-serine-serine (DSS) sequence repeats as
seen in human dentin phosphoprotein (DPP) is known to promote the formation of hydroxyapatite. The
research team plans to objectively test the central hypothesis and achieve the objective by pursuing the
following two Specific Aims: 1) Test in vitro 8DSS application on human teeth for a) remineralization of
demineralized enamel and b) regeneration of enamel surfaces, and 2) Test in vitro that 8DSS activity can be
controlled by variations in local conditions. The contribution here is expected to be an expansion of our
preliminary studies to enhance the effectiveness of the 8DSS peptide for accelerating controlled mineralization
of enamel and develop strategies for the controlled inactivation, or removal of 8DSS from newly formed
mineral. This contribution will be significant because the mechanism of 8DSS achieving biomimetic
remineralization remains unclear and the major hurdle preventing clinical use is the controlled 8DSS activation
and deactivation, or removal from the newly formed tissue to achieve the low protein content and high mineral
density as in healthy enamel. The proposed research is innovative, because as it departs from the status quo
by leveraging and amplifying the naturally occurring mineralization in the oral cavity.
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