Recobrimento de apatitas empregando-se o método biomimético: estudo da influência dos íons K+, Mg2+, SO42- e HCO3- na formação de hidroxiapatita
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2006
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Aparecida, Anahí Herrera [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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A atividade biológica do titânio comercialmente puro - Ti c.p. em relação aos tecidos duros é melhorada mediante a modificação de sua superfície empregando-se recobrimento com material bioativo. Um dos materiais bioativos mais utilizados é a Hidroxiapatita - HA, uma das fases das apatitas (fosfatos de cálcio de variadas razões Ca/P), principal constituinte mineral do tecido ósseo. Contudo, além da HA, vários outros fosfatos de cálcio também ocorrem em sistemas biológicos, tais como fosfato de cálcio amorfo – ACP, fosfato octacálcico – OCP e o fosfato tricálcico – TCP, aumentando o interesse nas possibilidades de uso destes materiais como biocerâmicas. Uma técnica de recobrimento muito utilizada nos últimos anos tem sido o Método Biomimético. Seu sucesso deve-se à utilização de uma solução similar ao fluido corpóreo, denominada Synthetic Body Fluid – SBF, que propicia a mimetização do processo biológico realizado para a formação dos tecidos duros. O crescimento da HA e de outras apatitas, tanto no meio biológico quanto em SBF, ocorre em meio contendo, além de íons Ca2+ e PO4 3-, íons-traços essenciais tais como: Mg2+, HCO3 -, K+ e Na+. Alguns destes íons são conhecidos como inibidores do crescimento da HA, como Mg2+ e HCO3 -. Neste trabalho, estudou-se a influência dos íons K+, Mg2+, SO4 2- e HCO3 - na formação de apatitas, principalmente HA, sobre substratos metálicos de Ti c.p. previamente tratados com NaOH 5M. Os efeitos destes íons nos recobrimentos obtidos foram analisados antes e após tratamento térmico a 800ºC por microscopia eletrônica de varredura - MEV, espectroscopia de energia dispersiva de raios X - EDX, difratometria de raios X - DRX e espectroscopia no infravermelho com transformada de Fourier (FTIR). Os resultados mostraram que o crescimento de ACP foi favorecido pela presença dos íons Mg2+ e CO3 2- na solução...
The biological activity of commercially pure titanium - c.p. Ti in relation to hard tissues is improved by modifying its surface using coating with bioactive materials. One of the bioactive materials most used is Hydroxyapatite - HA, one of the phases of the apatites (calcium phosphates of varied Ca/P reasons), main mineral constituent of the bone tissue. However, beyond the HA, several other calcium phosphates also occur in biological systems, such as amorphous calcium phosphate - ACP, octacalcium phosphate - OCP and tricalcium phosphate - TCP, increasing the interest in the possibilities of use of these materials as bioceramics. One technique of coating very used in the last years has been the Biomimetic Method. Its success must it the use of a similar solution to the corporeal fluid, called Synthetic Body Fluid - SBF, that propitiates the imitation of the carried through biological process for the formation of hard tissues. The growth of the HA and other apatites, as much in the biological environment as in aqueous solution as the SBF, occurs environment containing, beyond calcium and phosphate ions, essential ion-traces such as: Mg2+, HCO3-, K+ and Na+. Some of these elements are known as inhibiting of the growth of the HA, as Mg2+ and HCO3-. In this work, it was studied it influence of íons K+, Mg2+, SO42- and HCO3- in the formation of apatites, mainly HA, on metallic substrate of Ti c.p. previously treated with NaOH 5M. The effects of these ions in the obtained coating, before and after the thermal treatment at 800ºC, were analyzed by scanning electron microscopy - SEM, energy dispersive X-rays - EDX, X-ray diffractometer - XRD and Fourier transformation infrared - FT-IR. The results had shown that the growth of ACP was favored by the presence of íons Mg2+ and CO32- in the solution, being also favored its transformation the OCP before the thermal treatment.
The biological activity of commercially pure titanium - c.p. Ti in relation to hard tissues is improved by modifying its surface using coating with bioactive materials. One of the bioactive materials most used is Hydroxyapatite - HA, one of the phases of the apatites (calcium phosphates of varied Ca/P reasons), main mineral constituent of the bone tissue. However, beyond the HA, several other calcium phosphates also occur in biological systems, such as amorphous calcium phosphate - ACP, octacalcium phosphate - OCP and tricalcium phosphate - TCP, increasing the interest in the possibilities of use of these materials as bioceramics. One technique of coating very used in the last years has been the Biomimetic Method. Its success must it the use of a similar solution to the corporeal fluid, called Synthetic Body Fluid - SBF, that propitiates the imitation of the carried through biological process for the formation of hard tissues. The growth of the HA and other apatites, as much in the biological environment as in aqueous solution as the SBF, occurs environment containing, beyond calcium and phosphate ions, essential ion-traces such as: Mg2+, HCO3-, K+ and Na+. Some of these elements are known as inhibiting of the growth of the HA, as Mg2+ and HCO3-. In this work, it was studied it influence of íons K+, Mg2+, SO42- and HCO3- in the formation of apatites, mainly HA, on metallic substrate of Ti c.p. previously treated with NaOH 5M. The effects of these ions in the obtained coating, before and after the thermal treatment at 800ºC, were analyzed by scanning electron microscopy - SEM, energy dispersive X-rays - EDX, X-ray diffractometer - XRD and Fourier transformation infrared - FT-IR. The results had shown that the growth of ACP was favored by the presence of íons Mg2+ and CO32- in the solution, being also favored its transformation the OCP before the thermal treatment.
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Materiais biomédicos, Titânio (Química), Apatita (Química), Método biomimético, Biomaterials, Biomimetic method
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APARECIDA, Anahí Herrera. Recobrimento de apatitas empregando-se o método biomimético: estudo da influência dos íons K+, Mg2+, SO42- e HCO3- na formação de hidroxiapatita. 2006. 116 f. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Instituto de Química, 2006.