Functionalization of nanotextured biomaterial surfaces by ion implantation
Functionalization of nanotextured biomaterial surfaces by ion implantation
批准号:
326280-2005
负责人:
Rosei, Federico
金额:
$5.1万
依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Collaborative Research and Development Grants
财政年份:
2007
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2007-01-01 至 2008-12-31
中文摘要
由于各种原因,每年有数百万种由不同生物相容性材料制成的设备被放置在人体内。这些设备,包括骨科植入物和血管支架,相对有效,但仍需要重大改进。他们的寿命是有限的,他们的成功取决于病人的整体健康。此外,加拿大和其他工业化国家的老龄化人口正在增加对植入物的需求。因此,改进植入式设备是卫生部门的优先事项。已知细胞响应于电荷和局部电荷分布的变化。离子注入是一种基于等离子体的技术,其允许以精确的深度控制插入离子,从而允许表面处的可变电荷分布。该技术已被用于通过注入Ca和P离子来改性Ti基材料。在这里,我们建议联合收割机这种方法与我们的钛和钛合金的纳米织构化方法相结合,这已经给出了突出的结果,因为它大大加速了钙化组织的形成。这一步将帮助我们了解表面的电荷分布在多大程度上影响细胞粘附和行为,这是一个基本价值的结果,但可以有效地应用于改善生物相容性。离子注入设备和专业知识代表了我们工业合作伙伴的核心专业知识。Plasmionique,Inc.参与活动时提供了大量现金捐助(三年内103 000美元)和实物捐助,利用其设备对表面进行等离子改性,并提供了广泛的专业知识。
英文摘要
Millions of devices made from diverse biocompatible materials are placed in humans each year for a variety of reasons. These devices, which include orthopedic implants and vascular stents, are relatively effective but still need significant improvement. Their longevity is limited and their success depends on the patient's overall health. In addition, the aging population of Canada and other industrialized countries is generating an increased demand for implants. Improving implantable devices is therefore a priority for the health sector. Cells are known to respond to charges and variations in the local charge distribution. Ion implantation is a plasma-based technique that permits to insert ions with precise depth control, thereby allowing variable charge distribution at the surface. This technique has already been used to modify Ti-based materials by implanting Ca and P ions. Here we propose to combine this approach with our nanotexturing methodology for Ti and Ti alloys, which has already given outstanding results in that it greatly accelerates the formation of calcified tissues. This step will help us understand to what extent charge distribution at the surface affects cell adhesion and behavior in general, a result of fundamental value but which can be applied effectively to improve biocompatibility. Ion implantation equipment and expertise represent the core expertise of our industrial partner. Plasmionique, Inc. participates both with a significant cash contribution (103,000 $ over three years) as well as in kind, contributing the use of their equipment for plasma based modification of surfaces and their extensive expertise.
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