2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.biomaterials.2009.05.049
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The use of nanoscale topography to modulate the dynamics of adhesion formation in primary osteoblasts and ERK/MAPK signalling in STRO-1+ enriched skeletal stem cells

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“…In particular, the high spatial resolution of topographic patterns makes these suitable to modulate adhesion length, density and spatial positioning. For example, Biggs et al [110] observed reduced adhesion maturation and spreading of osteoprogenitor cells cultivated on nano-pit arrays correlated with impaired osteospecific differentiation through a depression of ERK signalling and downregulation of osteocalcin synthesis. Genetic and proteomic studies of osteoprogenitor cells on disordered nano-pit arrays indicated the involvement of integrin and cytoskeletal signalling along with the ERK1/2 pathway in osteogenesis [111,112].…”
Section: Cell Instructive Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In particular, the high spatial resolution of topographic patterns makes these suitable to modulate adhesion length, density and spatial positioning. For example, Biggs et al [110] observed reduced adhesion maturation and spreading of osteoprogenitor cells cultivated on nano-pit arrays correlated with impaired osteospecific differentiation through a depression of ERK signalling and downregulation of osteocalcin synthesis. Genetic and proteomic studies of osteoprogenitor cells on disordered nano-pit arrays indicated the involvement of integrin and cytoskeletal signalling along with the ERK1/2 pathway in osteogenesis [111,112].…”
Section: Cell Instructive Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…7 Заселение популяцией дифференцированных остеогенных клеток образца тканеинженерного эквивалента костной тка-ни на основе биорезорбируемых синтетических полимер-ных клеточных матриц с инкрементом вязкости в 6,81 дл/г, 14-е сут, ув. 10, флуоресцентная микроскопия: отчетливо прослеживается пространственно-размерная ориентация клеточных элементов относительно гаверсовых траншей Рис.…”
Section: рисunclassified
“…С этой целью внутрь матрицы могут быть введены биологически активные вещества: протеины, способствующие адгезии и росту клеток, лекарствен-ные препараты, а также клеточные культуры [12,23]. Новым направлени-ем модификации поверхности кле-точных матриц является обработка физическими факторами или хими-ческими реагентами с целью улуч-шения механических и биомедицин-ских свойств, что позволяет добиться повышения адгезионных свойств по-верхности по отношению к культи-вируемым клеточным популяциям, улучшения газодинамических свойств изделий и повышения их проницаемо-сти для субстратов и продуктов обме-на клеток [7,8,21]. Свойства поверх-ности матриц также играют большую роль для прикрепления и пролифе-рации клеток [9,11,21].…”
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“…For example, magnetic nanoparticles with the excellent magnetic properties have been used to isolate, sort and track stem cells [27], quantum dots as fluorescent probes have been used to label and track stem cells [28], nanomaterials such as carbon nanotubes(CNTs) [29], fluorescent CNTs [30] and dendrimers [31] have been used to deliver gene or drugs into stem cells. Nanomaterials with unique nanostructures can be designed to regulate proliferation and differentiation of stem cells [32], nanomaterialbased scaffolds for tissue engineering have been designed, fabricated and explored for application in the injuries [33]. All these advances accelerate the stem cell-related research and development.…”
Section: Advance Of Nanotechnology In Stem Cell Research and Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%