2013
DOI: 10.1039/c3sm51510a
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Staged self-assembly of PAMAM dendrimers into macroscopic aggregates with a microribbon structure similar to that of amelogenin

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“…We have previously demonstrated that alendronate-conjugated PAMAM dendrimer could induce in situ remineralization of tooth enamel, which is due to the hydroxyapatite-anchored property of alendronate [29]. Meanwhile, we also found that the carboxyl-terminated dendrimer, which has similar structure and self-assembly behavior to that of amelogenin [30], could be immobilized within the collagen matrix and induce intrafibrillar mineralization with hierarchical structure on human dentin [31,32]. However, the chemical structures of above materials are not similar to that of natural NCPs in terms of the peripheral groups.…”
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confidence: 75%
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“…We have previously demonstrated that alendronate-conjugated PAMAM dendrimer could induce in situ remineralization of tooth enamel, which is due to the hydroxyapatite-anchored property of alendronate [29]. Meanwhile, we also found that the carboxyl-terminated dendrimer, which has similar structure and self-assembly behavior to that of amelogenin [30], could be immobilized within the collagen matrix and induce intrafibrillar mineralization with hierarchical structure on human dentin [31,32]. However, the chemical structures of above materials are not similar to that of natural NCPs in terms of the peripheral groups.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 75%
“…Since the environment of the biomineralization contains a lot of flowing liquid, the binding strength to the dentin is very important for dendrimer to fulfill its function in the remineralization process. In our and other groups' previous reports, the dendrimer with proper molecular weight can be immobilized within collagen matrix via both size-exclusion features (i.e., only proteins with molecular weights between 6 and 40 kDa can diffuse into the collagen hole and be immobilized within the collagen matrix) and electrostatic interaction of the cross-linked collagen which is the premise of mineralization of dentinal tubule [30,38]. In order to characterize the binding capability, both G4-COOH, which has been proved as a successful material for dentin mineralization [30], and G4-PO 3 H 2 were applied on the surfaces of EDTA-etched tooth dentin specimens, followed by washing with 0.1 M PBS solution since PBS buffer can wash off unbound dendrimer [39].…”
Section: Binding Capability Of G4-po 3 H 2 To Demineralized Dentinmentioning
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“…The self-assembly behavior of PAMAM-COOH was observed by the method reported by Yang et al [2013]. A solution containing 1 mg/ml 4.5G PAMAM-COOH and 10 m M Ca(NO 3 ) 2 was prepared and kept static for 5, 10, and 24 h at 37 ° C. At each scheduled time, 100 μl of the solution was pipetted out for morphological observation of the self-assembly behavior of PAMAM-COOH.…”
Section: Self-assembly Behavior Of Pamam-cooh In Ca 2+ Solutionmentioning
confidence: 99%