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• W2337751327 abstract "Introduction: Bone grafts are frequently used in orthopaedic operations to augment bone healing. Autologous bone graft is the gold standard for osteogenesis, but the amount available from the patient’s iliac crest is often insufficient to fill the defect and donor site morbidity is a significant complication. Alternatively, allograft can be implanted into patients, however, processing is necessary to reduce the immunicity of the graft and the risk of transmission of infection, but this destroys osteoprogenitor cells and hence reduces the osteogenic properties of the graft. Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) are present in bone marrow and have the ability to differentiate into osteoblasts. Therefore our study examined the use of MCSs, from bone marrow, to enhance the osteogenic properties of allograft. Hypothesis: MSCs cultured on freeze-dried ethylene oxide treated bone allograft differentiate into osteoblasts, thereby increasing the osteogenic nature of the graft material. Method: After informed consent, bone marrow aspirates were taken from 10 patients during elective orthopaedic operations. MSCs were characterized using Stro-1 antibody and grown on freeze-dried ethylene oxide treated bone allograft in vitro. The hypothesis was tested on three groups of graft, with eight samples in each group. Firstly, freeze-dried ethylene oxide treated bone graft was tested (group 2). For a negative control, allograft was heated to 70°C to denature the osteogenic proteins (group 1). The final group tested the effect of additional osteogenic supplements (100nM dexamethasone, 0.05mM ascorbic acid and 10mM (-glycerol phosphate) on MSCs on allograft (group 3). Osteoblastic differentiation of MSCs was observed under scanning (SEM) and transmission (TEM) electron microscopy, and by measuring protein levels: alkaline phosphatase (ALP), osteopontin and type I pro-collagen over 14 days. Results: SEM confirmed that MSCs could be successfully cultured on bone allograft. Cells grown in groups 2 and 3 were characteristic of metabolically active osteoblasts and collagen extracellular matrix was observed under TEM. The amount of ALP protein produced by MSCs cultured in groups 2 and 3 increased significantly over 14 days (P Discussion and Conclusions: ALP, type I pro-collagen and osteopontin proteins are known to be produced by osteoblasts during increasing cell maturation and the levels of each of these proteins increased significantly when MSCs were cultured on allograft for 14 days compared with the negative control. The addition of osteogenic supplements significantly increased production of these proteins. Furthermore, MSCs cultured in groups 2 and 3 produced extracellular collagen matrix. These results are consistent with allograft causing MSCs to differentiate into osteoblasts and that this differentiation increases with additional osteogenic supplements. This study confirms that MSCs, derived from autologous bone marrow, could be used to increase the osteogenic potential of allograft, thereby increasing bony healing in patients." @default.
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• W2337751327 title "MESENCHYMAL STEM CELLS INCREASE THE OSTEOGENIC POTENTIAL OF BONE ALLOGRAFT" @default.
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