FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W3163769260> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W3163769260 endingPage "2100031" @default.
• W3163769260 startingPage "2100031" @default.
• W3163769260 abstract "Macrophage polarization is a key factor in determining the success of implanted tissue engineering scaffolds. Polysaccharides (derived from plants, animals, and microorganisms) are known to modulate macrophage phenotypes by recognizing cell membrane receptors. Numerous studies have developed polysaccharide-based materials into functional biomaterial substrates for tissue regeneration and pharmaceutical application due to their immunostimulatory activities and anti-inflammatory response. They are used as hydrogel substrates, surface coatings, and drug delivery carriers. In addition to their innate immunological functions, the newly endowed physical and chemical properties, including substrate modulus, pore size/porosity, surface binding chemistry, and the mole ratio of polysaccharides in hybrid materials may regulate macrophage phenotypes more precisely. Growing evidence indicates that the sulfation pattern of glycosaminoglycans and proteoglycans expressed on polarized macrophages leads to the changes in protein binding, which may alter macrophage phenotype and influence the immune response. A comprehensive understanding of how different types of polysaccharide-based materials alter macrophage phenotypic changes can be beneficial to predict transplantation/implantation outcomes. This review focuses on recent advances in promoting wound healing and balancing macrophage phenotypes using polysaccharide-based substrates/coatings and new directions to address the limitations in the current understanding of macrophage responses to polysaccharides." @default.
• W3163769260 created "2021-05-24" @default.
• W3163769260 creator A5062005382 @default.
• W3163769260 creator A5086311823 @default.
• W3163769260 date "2021-05-10" @default.
• W3163769260 modified "2023-10-03" @default.
• W3163769260 title "The Influence of Polysaccharides‐Based Material on Macrophage Phenotypes" @default.
• W3163769260 cites W1102263907 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W1149703769 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W162257507 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W1786642048 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W1797422316 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W1800487788 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W1916137805 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W1924794724 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W1934629777 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W1959993328 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W1966296130 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W1971593087 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W1972420702 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W1974201580 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W1976256792 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W1978903176 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W1979837673 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W1984900730 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W1992471993 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W1999330037 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W1999382841 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2012974800 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2014394031 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2019811317 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2020352995 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2022286567 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2025237607 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2027280434 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2029778654 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2044960103 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2048295929 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2049284423 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2049740710 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2055901626 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2057179778 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2058229406 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2062304803 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2065334364 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2065735171 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2066377078 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2070319203 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2070438219 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2070459102 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2070560403 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2071167287 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2074198246 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2075254305 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2076966331 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2096147603 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2097465856 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2099198212 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2101380987 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2105290189 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2105855186 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2105935306 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2107000537 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2107765680 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2108830789 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2114901461 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2120234524 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2120630798 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2126914884 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2130764540 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2134233757 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2135479557 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2147617210 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2149466673 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2149673737 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2151035991 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2152343927 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2152704744 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2159146836 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2162424361 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2173457429 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2197106873 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2210001308 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2222706744 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2239043452 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2245336313 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2254613643 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2275756549 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2286235362 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2290591367 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2304718663 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2314942008 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W232511775 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2329819511 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2402532535 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2403384162 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2410053089 @default.
• W3163769260 cites W2443767567 @default.

• next