ArticleDental research journal2025
Influence of L-arginine on hydroxyapatite-based ovine bone graft - An
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- Ovine bone graft enhances osteogenic commitment in human osteoblasts via selective suppression of miR-6797-5p: In silico and in vitro study.Journal of oral biology and craniofacial researchArticle
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Abstract
Background: Current challenges in bone grafting revolve around the limited availability of autografts and the complications associated with their use. Promising alternatives include osteoinductive substances stimulating stem cells to mature into bone-forming osteoblasts. However, existing products lack optimal characteristics of a bone graft. The study aimed to evaluate the impact of L-arginine treatment on hydroxyapatite (HA) derived from ovine bone and compare its surface and mechanical properties to that of the commercially available xenograft-Bio-Oss. Materials and Methods: The research was structured as an Results: A bone graft made of HA and L-arginine displayed a complex and interconnected pore structure, indicating that the sintering process had a significant impact. SEM confirmed this. FTIR analysis identified peaks at 650-700 cm Conclusion: The study presents a novel approach, deproteinizing a bone graft followed by sintering at 360°C with L-arginine. Physicochemical analyses confirmed desired mechanical attributes and surface characteristics. Further investigations are needed to evaluate cellular adherence, immunological response, and osteogenesis in relevant animal models.
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