Selante heterólogo de fibrina como arcabouço para células tronco mesenquimais associados ao fosfato de cálcio e aplicados em defeito crítico de fêmures de ratos
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2018-02-23
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Cassaro, Claudia Vilalva
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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O reparo do tecido ósseo é um desafio antigo da ciência mundial. A partir das décadas de 70-80, os biomateriais passaram a ser explorados e hoje desempenham importante papel na engenharia tecidual. Estes, quando aplicados na enxertia óssea, devem ser bioativos, biocompatíveis e reabsorvíveis. A integração entre os diversos materiais de origem sintética e os arcabouços biológicos possui amplo espectro de uso. Dentre os arcabouços destacam-se os compostos à base de fibrina por suas propriedades hemostáticas, estabilidade e morfologia favorável à proliferação celular. A presente revisão abordou a estrutura e constituição do tecido ósseo e suas limitações no processo de reparo, a relevância da engenharia tecidual aplicada à esta finalidade e os biomateriais utilizados para otimizar tal processo, com ênfase especial aos materiais compostos por fosfatos de cálcio, células tronco mesenquimais e sua aplicação junto ao arcabouço biológico selante de fibrina, com destaque para o selante heterólogo de fibrina, agora denominado biopolímero de fibrina, um produto único e em fase de testes em experimentação animal e estudos clínicos. Propõe-se, ao final desta, uma nova abordagem para a regeneração de defeitos ósseos de ratos baseada na associação entre o selante heterólogo de fibrina, o fosfato de cálcio bifásico e células tronco mesenquimais.
Bone tissue repair is an ancient challenge of world science. From the 70s and 80s, biomaterials began to be explored and nowadays play an important role in tissue engineering. These, when applied in bone grafting, have to be bioactive, biocompatible and resorbable. The integration between the various materials of synthetic origin and biological scaffolds has a wide spectrum of use. Among these scaffolds, fibrin-based compounds are distinguished by their hemostatic properties, stability and morphology favorable to cell proliferation. The present review addressed the structure and constitution of bone tissue and its limitations in the repair process, the relevance of tissue engineering approaches applied to this purpose and the biomaterials used to optimize this process, with special emphasis on materials composed of calcium phosphates, mesenchymal stem cells and its application with the biological sealant fibrin scaffold, highlighting the heterologous fibrin sealant, now named as fibrin biopolymer, a unique product testing in animal experimentation and clinical studies. At the end of this, a new approach is proposed for the regeneration of rat bone defects based on the association between heterologous fibrin sealant, biphasic calcium phosphate and mesenchymal stem cells.
Bone tissue repair is an ancient challenge of world science. From the 70s and 80s, biomaterials began to be explored and nowadays play an important role in tissue engineering. These, when applied in bone grafting, have to be bioactive, biocompatible and resorbable. The integration between the various materials of synthetic origin and biological scaffolds has a wide spectrum of use. Among these scaffolds, fibrin-based compounds are distinguished by their hemostatic properties, stability and morphology favorable to cell proliferation. The present review addressed the structure and constitution of bone tissue and its limitations in the repair process, the relevance of tissue engineering approaches applied to this purpose and the biomaterials used to optimize this process, with special emphasis on materials composed of calcium phosphates, mesenchymal stem cells and its application with the biological sealant fibrin scaffold, highlighting the heterologous fibrin sealant, now named as fibrin biopolymer, a unique product testing in animal experimentation and clinical studies. At the end of this, a new approach is proposed for the regeneration of rat bone defects based on the association between heterologous fibrin sealant, biphasic calcium phosphate and mesenchymal stem cells.
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regeneração óssea, biomateriais, selante de fibrina, células tronco mesenquimais, fosfato de cálcio, bone regeneration, biomaterials, fibrin biopolymer, calcium phospate, mesenchymal stem cells