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Kokorev, O., Khodorenko, V., Anikeev, S., Dambaev, G., & Gunther, V. (2017). Features of Cells Integration on TiNi-based Porous Scaffold. KnE Materials Science, 2(1), 72-79. https://doi.org/10.18502/kms.v2i1.782

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  • Jul 17, 2017

Features of Cells Integration on TiNi-based Porous Scaffold

KnE Materials Science / Shape Memory Biomaterials and Implants in Medicine (SMBIM) / Pages 72-79

Abstract

Developing of standard population of cells — line fibroblasts 3T3 in porous structure of incubator having fixed composition, porousness and pore size distribution has been studied. The volume of scaffold space was shown to determine the potential cell division and its function. The characteristic integration of fibroblasts in porous incubators from TiNi-based alloy having different volumes was analyzed. The relation of colonization by cells and growth of tissues in porous samples from titanium nickel depending on depth of penetration is determined.

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