The effect of osteosynthesis implant surface on secretory activity of multicellular systems in vitro
Abstract
Cytokine secretion, apoptosis and production of active oxygen forms in cell cultures for their in vitro contact with implants carrying microarc, magnetron or ablation calcium-phosphate coatings have been studied in the work. Mononuclear blood leukocytes have been established to be first of all cells regulating the acceptance/rejection of implants with different roughness. Implants with “smooth” calcium-phosphate coatings are less suitable for bone tissue reparative regeneration.
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И. А. ХлусовЮ. П. Шаркеев
В. Ф. Пичугин
Е. В. Легостаева
Н. В. Рязанцева
О. Е. Чечина
Е. В. Сазонова
А. К. Биктасова
К. В. Зайцев
К. А. Нечаев
М. В. Дворниченко
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