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Microencapsulatedrabbit adipose stemcells initiate tissueregeneration in arabbit ear defectmodel Shirae K. LeslieDavid J. CohenSharon L. Hyzy2018 год

Microencapsulated rabbit adipose stem cells initiate tissue regeneration in a rabbit ear defect model
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Аннотация: Cell-based tissue engineering can promote cartilage tissue regeneration, but cell retention in the implant site post-delivery is problematic. Alginate microbeads containing adipose stem cells (ASCs) pretreated with chondrogenic media have been used successfully to regenerate hyaline cartilage in critical size defects in rat xiphoid suggesting that they may be used to treat defects in elastic cartilages such as the ear. To test this, we used microbeads made with low viscosity, high mannuronate medical grade alginate using a high electrostatic potential, and a calcium cross linking solution containing glucose. Microbeads containing rabbit ASCs (rbASCs) were implanted bilaterally in 3 mm critical size midcartilage ear defects of six skeletally mature male New Zealand White rabbits (empty defect; microbeads without cells; microbeads with cells; degradable microbeads with cells; and autograft). Twelve weeks post-implantation, regeneration was assessed by microCT and histology. Microencapsulated rbASCs cultured in chondrogenic media expressed mRNAs for aggrecan, Type II collagen, and Type X collagen. Histologically, empty defects contained fibrous tissue; microbeads without cells were still present in defects and were surrounded by fibrous tissue; nondegradable beads with rbASCs initiated cartilage regeneration; degradable microbeads with cells produced immature bone-like tissue, also demonstrated by microCT; and autografts appeared as normal auricular cartilage but were not fully integrated with the tissue surrounding the defect. Elastin, the hallmark of auricular cartilage, was not evident in the neocartilage. This delivery system offers the potential for regeneration of auricular cartilage, but vascularity of the treatment site and use of factors that induce elastin must be considered.
Год издания: 2018
Авторы: Shirae K. Leslie, David J. Cohen, Sharon L. Hyzy, Christopher R. Dosier, Anthony M. Nicolini, Janina Sedlaczek, Zvi Schwartz, Barbara D. Boyan
Издательство: Wiley
Источник: Journal of Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine
Ключевые слова: Osteoarthritis Treatment and Mechanisms, Silk-based biomaterials and applications, Periodontal Regeneration and Treatments
Другие ссылки: Journal of Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine (HTML)
PubMed (HTML)