- bone-forming
cells (osteoblasts), so the
graft itself forms new bone (
osteoinductive), as well as
acting as a
matrix or
scaffold to new bone
growing from...
- ...
- type of
osteoinductive cell
mediators is bone
morphogenetic proteins (BMPs). A bone
graft material that is
osteoconductive and
osteoinductive will not...
-
enhance the
osteoinductivity of
osteoinductive materials. An
example of this is
enamel matrix derivative,
which serves to
enhance the
osteoinductive nature...
-
undemineralised allograft bone, as the
removal of the
mineral increases the
osteoinductivity of the graft. Urist,
Marshall R. (1965). "Bone:
formation by autoinduction"...
- Due to its high biocompatibility, bioactivity,
osteoconductive and/or
osteoinductive capacity, nontoxicity,
nonimmunogenic properties, and noninflammatory...
- Lewandowska-Szumiel, M. (2016). "Synthetic
Calcite as a
Scaffold for
Osteoinductive Bone Substitutes".
Annals of
Biomedical Engineering. 44 (7): 2145–2157...
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defect but
rather provides a
scaffold for new bone to grow in due to its
osteoinductive nature and high
number of
osteogenic factors and cells.
Cortical bone...
- bone
graft is the "gold standard"
treatment and
possesses osteogenic,
osteoinductive, and
osteoconductive properties,
although only a
limited sample can...
-
synthetic hydroxyapatite (HA). 45S5 gl**** can also be
osteoconductive and
osteoinductive because it
allows for new bone
growth along the bone-implant interface...
