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publicationNumber CN-105582576-B
titleOfInvention Endothelial progenitor cells excretion body is improved to discharge and promote the biomaterial of bone defect healing, Preparation method and use
abstract It is discharged the present invention relates to a kind of raising endothelial progenitor cells excretion body and promotes the biomaterial of bone defect healing, Preparation method and use, the polyelectrolyte multilayer film that the biomaterial is built by oxidized chondroitin sulphate (CS) and type i collagen (Col I) by intermolecular cross-linking in situ, wherein outermost composition of layer is CS;CS, Col I assembling concentration be respectively 0.5~2mg/mL;The oxidizability of CS is 25%~50%;Assembling condition is:PH 4.0~5.0, ionic strength are 0.15mol/L NaCl;Temperature is room temperature.The advantage of bond material and cell of the present invention can be widely applied to the revascularization and the reparation that promote tissue damage.Angiogenesis contribute to reduce tissue damage and promote injured bone reparation, therefore EPCs the and EPC EXs with angiogenesis ability bone injury repair in wide clinical application foreground.
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