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Estudio de biocompatibilidad y osteointegración de nuevos materiales protésicos

Abstract

Los implantes óseos son utilizados cada vez con mayor frecuencia en la práctica clínica y, entre los materiales, el Ti o sus aleaciones son los de mejor rendimiento por sus propiedades fisicoquímicas. Aleaciones como TiNbTa han demostrado mejorar las características biomecánicas del Ti puro comercial (c.p.), sin embargo, su capacidad osteointegradora necesita ser evaluada. El objetivo del presente estudio fue valorar la citotoxicidad y la capacidad de adhesión, proliferación y diferenciación de células osteoblásticas en cultivo, influida por discos de material TiNbTa frente a Ti c.p. Analizamos a los 4 y 7 días del cultivo la línea celular MC3T3, la viabilidad celular (AlamarBlue Cell Viability Reagent. Invitrogen, España), así como la proliferación y diferenciación celular (actividad de fosfatasa alcalina (ALP) y microscopía electrónica de barrido (Fijación para SEM). Se realizó la prueba t de Student para determinar diferencias estadísticamente significativas entre los dos grupos de discos de estudio. Los resultados obtenidos demuestran muy buena viabilidad celular durante el periodo de estudio, sin diferencias significativas para ambos materiales. Así mismo, detectamos una caída en los niveles de ALP que fue significativa para ambos componentes entre los días 4 y 7 del estudio (p<0,05). Las imágenes de microscopía electrónica revelaron buena capacidad de adhesión al material, así como diferenciación celular frente a ambos tipos de discos. La aleación de TiNbTa como material para implantes óseos cuenta con una buena capacidad osteointegradora, además de resolver problemas de biomecánica que presenta el titanio puro como componente.

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Estudio de biocompatibilidad y osteointegración de nuevos materiales protésicos

Author: Giner García, Mercedes; Santana, L.; Vázquez Gámez, María de los Ángeles; Colmenero, M.; Olmo, F. J.; Chicardi Augusto, Ernesto; Torres Hernández, Yadir; Montoya García, María José
Publisher: Ibáñez & Plaza
Year: 2020
DOI: 10.4321/S1889-836X2020000300004
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ORIGINALS
Biocompa ibili y and osseoin eg a ion s udy o
new p os he ic ma e ials
Co espondence: Me cè Gine ([email p o ec ed])
Gine M1, San ana L2, Cos a AF3, Vázquez-Gámez MA4, Colmene o M3, Olmo FJ3, Chica di E2, To es Y2,
Mon oya-Ga cía MJ4
1 Depa men o No mal and Pa hological Cy ology and His ology. Se illa Uni e si y. Se illa (Spain)
2 Depa men o Enginee ing and Science o Ma e ials and T anspo a ion. Highe Poly echnic School o Se ille. Se illa (Spain)
3 In e nal Medicine. Vi gen Maca ena Uni e si y Hospi al. Se illa (Spain)
4 Depa men o Medicine. Se illa Uni e si y. Se illa (Spain)
Summa y
Obje i e: Bone implan s a e inc easingly used in clinical p ac ice and, among he ma e ials, Ti o i s alloys a e o e he
bes pe o mance gi en hei physicochemical p ope ies. Alloys such as TiNbTa ha e been shown o imp o e he bio‐
mechanical cha ac e is ics o comme cial pu e Ti (c.p.), howe e , i s osseoin eg a ion capaci y needs o be e alua ed.
The objec i e o he p esen s udy was o assess he cy o oxici y and he adhesion, p oli e a ion and di e en ia ion ca‐
paci y o os eoblas ic cells in cul u e, in luenced by discs o TiNbTa ma e ial e sus Ti c.p.
Ma e ial and me hods: A 4 and 7 days a e cul u e, we analyzed he MC3T3 cell line, cell iabili y (Alama Blue Cell
Viabili y Reagen . In i ogen, Spain), as well as cell p oli e a ion and di e en ia ion (alkaline phospha ase ac i i y (ALP)
and scanning elec on mic oscopy (Fixa ion o SEM) S uden 's es was pe o med o de e mine s a is ically signi ican
di e ences be ween he wo g oups o s udy discs.
Resul s: The esul s ob ained show e y good cell iabili y du ing he s udy pe iod, wi h no signi ican di e ences o bo h
ma e ials. Likewise, we de ec ed a d op in ALP le els ha was signi ican o bo h componen s be ween days 4 and 7 o
he s udy (p <0.05). Elec on mic oscopy images e ealed good adhesion capaci y o he ma e ial, as well as cell di e en‐
ia ion agains bo h ypes o discs.
Conclusions: The TiNbTa alloy as a ma e ial o bone implan s o e s good osseoin eg a i e capaci y, in addi ion o
sol ing biomechanical p oblems ha pu e i anium p esen s as a componen .
Key wo ds: TiNbTa, cy o oxici y, biocompa ibili y, os eoblas cells, cell cul u e, cell adhesion, Young's modulus.
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INTRODUCTION
The gene a ion o unc ional issue h ough issue engi‐
nee ing has a high impac in a ious a eas o egene a‐
i e medicine, among which is skele al issue. The i s
implan s we e used in he ield o medicine, in 1909,
when Ki schne wi es and S einman nails we e de elo‐
ped o he ixa ion o bone ac u es, whe e s ainless
s eel was used. O e he yea s, s eel has been imp o ed,
making i mo e esis an o co osion and no causing
ha m ul e ec s on he human body. In 1940, he s udy
o i anium (Ti) began as a bioma e ial o bone implan‐
a ion1.
The phase change de e mines he change in he
c ys alline s uc u e o he ma e ial when subjec ed o
empe a u e changes. Ti anium’s allo opic ans o ma‐
ion occu s a 882ºC and goes om an α phase, which
has a compac and hexagonal s uc u e (HCP), li le de‐
o mable and esis an a oom empe a u e, o a β
phase cha ac e ized by a cubic s uc u e cen e ed on he
body (BCC), which is easily de o mable and allows o
ca ying ou hea ea men s o op imize he ma e ial’s
p ope ies2.
Among he cha ac e is ics ha make i anium one o
he bes ma e ials o bone implan s, i s g ea e speci ic
esis ance ( esis ance/densi y), i s high duc ili y and
lowe Young's modulus3compa ed o o he elemen s
such as, o example, s ainless s eel a e no ewo hy. A
he same ime, i is a non‐ e omagne ic ma e ial, which
does no p esen incon eniences when he pa ien wi h
a Ti implan unde goes magne ic esonance imaging.
Ancho age o bone issue is possible because o he
oxide laye o med in he ma e ial when passi a ed4.
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Pu e comme cial Ti (c.p.) and o he alloys such as Ti‐
6Al‐4V a e cu en ly used mainly o bone implan s5. Ho‐
we e , bo h elemen s p esen a high elas ic modulus (E:
100‐112 GPa) compa ed o he elas ic modulus o co ical
bone (18.6‐20.7 GPa) and abecula (10.4‐14.8 GPa)
(Table 1) wha p oduces he s ess‐shielding e ec o
s ess‐shielding6. This phenomenon is due o he s i ness
o he bone implan ma e ial being g ea e han he s i ‐
ness o he bone, which places he en i e load on he bone
implan . Bone emodeling is la gely egula ed by he me‐
chanical loads o which i is subjec ed, so ha he p esence
o loads s imula es i s bone o ma ion, and he absence o
hem inc eases eso p ion. As a consequence o he bone’s
educed load suppo ed, i dec eases i s densi y in he a ea
nea he implan and, he e o e, bo h p ema u e ac u e
o he implan and loosening o he implan may occu 5.
A p esen , o elimina e he ol age shielding pheno‐
menon, educing he elas ic modulus is sough , wi h se‐
e al a ailable solu ions. One o hem, educe he densi y
o he ma e ial used, h ough po osi y. Howe e , as he
po osi y inc eases, he mechanical esis ance dec eases.
Ano he app oach would be o sea ch o ace‐cen e ed
cubic s uc u e Ti alloys (BCC) o β‐Ti alloys, which a e
low in elas ic modulus and do no show a dec ease in me‐
chanical s eng h. Fo he s abiliza ion o he β phase, β‐
s abilizing elemen s a e equi ed: Mo, V, Ta, Nb and Z as
β‐isomo phic elemen s and C , Co, Cu, Fe and Ni as β‐eu‐
ec oid elemen s. The ad an age o β‐isomo phic ele‐
men s is hei high amoun o subs i u e solid solu ion
and hei inabili y o o m in e me allic compounds o Ti,
which ha e high E. The e o e, i has been shown ha ele‐
men s such as Nb and Ta ha e a high le el o biocompa i‐
bili y and abili y o p e en he inc ease o pa icles,
which would a oid a bad cohesion in e ace7.
Niobium (Nb) and an alum (Ta) a e wo ansi ion
me als widely used in alloys; in pa icula , Nb is used in
he o ma ion o s eel. Un il 1866, i was hough ha
bo h elemen s we e he same, since hey ha e e y si‐
mila physicochemical cha ac e is ics. The TiNbTa alloy
s ands ou o i s high s abiliza ion o beha io , due o
he absence o β phase, which allows a dec ease in he
elas ic modulus (49 + 3 GPa), i s excellen elas ic esis‐
ance (σy>1860 MPa) and i s high biocompa ibili y7,8.
The e o e, a ma e ial such as TiNbTa, wi h a good com‐
bina ion o high s eng h and low Young's modulus close
o ha o bone, could be used o p e en loosening o im‐
plan s o a oid e ision su ge y (Table 1).
In ecen yea s, a whole se ies o echniques ha e been
de eloped wi h he aim o ob aining po ous ma e ials ha
p esen a Young's modulus close o ha o co ical bone.
Speci ically, Chica di e al. manu ac u ed a TiNbTa alloy
wi h physicochemical p ope ies mo e simila o hose o
bone9. Howe e , he imp o emen in he design o ma e‐
ials, des ined o be used as bone g a s, mus conside
hei osseoin eg a ion capaci y, and in his sense, e alua‐
ing he cy o oxici y and he adhesion, p oli e a ion and
di e en ia ion capaci y o os eoblas ic cells in luenced by
he ma e ial is equi ed. Ou main objec i e was o e a‐
lua e he osseoin eg a i e cha ac e is ics o he TiNbTa
alloy, wi h a Young's modulus simila o ha o abecula
bone, and o compa e hem wi h pu e Ti.
MATERIAL AND METHODS
1. Cell cul u e
The MC3T3 cell line (subclone 4) om ATTC (Manassas,
Vi ginia, USA) was cul u ed in α‐MEM medium (Gibco,
The mo Fische Scien i ic, Spain) supplemen ed wi h 1%
L‐glu amine (200 mM) and 10 % e al bo ine se um. To
induce di e en ia ion, cells we e ea ed wi h os eogenic
cul u e medium supplemen ed wi h 50 g / ml asco bic
acid (Me ck, Ge many) and 10 nM β‐glyce ophospha e
(S emCell Technologies, Canada). The cells we e seeded in
discs, 3 mm hick and 7 mm, o i anium c.p. and TiNbTa
a a densi y o 5x103, unde condi ions o 5% CO2a 37°C.
Media changes we e made e e y 48 h. Cul u es we e done
in iplica e and eadings o cell iabili y and alkaline
phospha ase ac i i y we e done a e 4 and 7 days.
2. Cell iabili y
The Alama Blue assay (Alama Blue Cell Viabili y Rea‐
gen . In i ogen, Spain) was ca ied ou acco ding o he
manu ac u e 's ins uc ions. Alama Blue is a non‐ oxic,
cell‐pe meable compound, blue in colo and non‐ luo es‐
cen . Viable cells main ain a educing en i onmen wi‐
hin hei cy oplasm. Alama Blue eagen is an oxidized
o m o edox and is blue in colo . When incuba ed wi h
iable cells i changes om blue o ed and becomes luo‐
escen . This change can be de ec ed using abso bance
me hods.
A 4 and 7 days, he cells wi h cell g ow h a e ans‐
e ed o a new well and 80 µL o Alama Blue a e added
on he disc and subsequen ly 720 µL o cul u e medium
a e added; This medium is incuba ed o 2 hou s a 37
[deg.] C. and he abso bance is measu ed a he espec‐
i e exci a ion and emission wa eleng hs o 570 and 600
nm (TECAN, In ini y 200 P o). The esul s a e p esen ed
as he pe cen age o educ ion. The expe imen s we e
ca ied ou in iplica e on each cul u e.
3. Alkaline phospha ase
We analyzed he ac i i y o alkaline phospha ase (ALP)
acco ding o he manu ac u e 's p o ocol (Colo ime ic
Alkaline Phospha ase Assay Ki , Abcam ab83369, UK) in
he cul u e supe na an . The es was ca ied ou a 4
and 7 days, h ough he con e sion o a colo less p‐ni‐
ophenyl phospha e in o a colo ed p‐ni ophenol. The
abso bance a 405 nm o 4‐ni ophenol (TECAN, In ini y
200 P o) was measu ed and he ALP ac i i y calcula ed
om a s anda d cu e. The expe imen s we e ca ied
ou in iplica e on each cul u e.
4. Fixa ion o SEM
To isualize he cells in scanning elec on mic oscopy
(SEM), MC3T3 cells we e g own on i anium discs c.p.
and Ti NbTa o 4 and 7 days in iplica e. The samples
we e ixed wi h 10% o malin, ollowed by a dehyd a‐
ion s ep wi h e hanolic solu ions and coa ed by gold
pla ing using a spu um coa ing (Pelco 91000, Ted Pella,
Redding, Cali o nia, USA). All mic og aphs we e ob ai‐
ned using a Jeol JSM‐6330F scanning elec on mic os‐
cope and he accele a ion ol age was 10 kV o SEM
images.
5. S a is ical analysis
All in i o expe imen s we e pe o med in iplica e o
each condi ion s udied. The a iables we e analyzed o
he dis ibu ion o no mali y using he Kolmogo o ‐
Smi no es . S uden 's es was pe o med o de e ‐
mine s a is ically signi ican di e ences be ween he
wo g oups.
Fo he s a is ical handling o esul s, he SPSS e ‐
sion 22.0 package o Windows (IBM Co p., A monk,
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New Yo k, USA) was used. In all cases, he le el o signi‐
icance was conside ed o be p<0.05. Da a a e exp essed
as mean ± s anda d de ia ion (SD).
RESULTS
The cell cul u es on he Ti discs c.p. and in he alloy hey
had a simila cell g ow h. A 7 days o g ow h, he cells
showed columna and basophilic mo phology unde he
ligh mic oscope (O.M.) compa ible wi h he beginning
o di e en ia ion (Figu e 1). The su ace o he disc does
no le ligh h ough, making i di icul o see cells clea ly.
Howe e , in he highligh ed pa s, i could be obse ed
ha some cellula adhesion had occu ed in he ma e ial,
which would indica e ha he alloy has good quali ies o
be used in implan s.
Cell iabili y
Figu e 2 ep esen s he iabili y o he cell line as a unc‐
ion o he cell g ow h ime (4 and 7 days) on he Ti discs
c.p. and TiNbTa. A 4 days o cul u e, cell iabili y in he
TiNbTa discs was simila o ha o he Ti c.p. While a
7, we obse ed a sligh inc ease in iabili y in he TiNbTa
samples and a dec ease in he Ti samples c.p., al hough
wi hou signi ican di e ences. In all cases, he pe cen‐
age o iabili y was always highe han 150%. A oxic
e ec is conside ed when he iabili y is less han 75%,
he e o e, wi h he esul s ob ained, i can be deduced
ha he cell cul u e is iable h oughou he en i e du‐
a ion o he cul u e unde all condi ions.
Alkaline phospha ase ac i i y
We quan i ied he alkaline phospha ase (ALP) ac i i y a‐
lues in MC3T3 cell cul u es a 4 and 7 days. Figu e 3 e‐
p esen s he mean and s anda d de ia ion o he esul s
ob ained in bo h cul u e condi ions. In he Ti discs c.p.,
he esul s ob ained showed a dec ease in he enzyma ic
ac i i y, he di e ence ound be ween days 4 and 7 being
s a is ically signi ican (p=0.001). In he TiNbTa discs, a
dec ease in ac i i y was also obse ed wi h cul u e ime
and he e was a signi ican di e ence be ween days 4
and 7 o cul u e (p=0.006). In bo h condi ions, a 4 days,
he maximum enzyma ic ac i i y was ob ained, since
he e is a g ea e p oli e a ion and cell g ow h, as he ia‐
bili y alues co obo a ed, and om day 7, he cells p e‐
sen ed a mo e di e en ia ed pheno ype, as obse ed in
he SEM images, and ALP ac i i y dec eased.
Cell mo phology by scanning elec on mic oscopy
A p elimina y s udy was ca ied ou o s udy he mo ‐
phology and cell adhesion on he TiNbTa s udy ma e ial
compa ed o he g ow h in Ti c.p. To do his, we isuali‐
zed he samples o bo h ypes o disc a 4 and 7 days o
cul u e. A 4 days, small cell clus e s we e obse ed on
bo h ypes o su ace and o simila densi y. A 7 days, he
images showed a monolaye g ow h o e he en i e su ‐
ace o he disk, being simila in bo h ma e ials. Cell‐cell
and cell‐bioma e ial junc ions we e also obse ed. The
cells adhe ed h ough ilopodia ( hin cell p ojec ions, ye‐
llow a ow) and lamelopodia (b oade ex ensions, ye‐
llow as e isk), hus demons a ing he connec ion o he
cells wi h he bioma e ial. We began o obse e he p e‐
sence o small esicles wi h a hexagonal s uc u e, sug‐
ges ing a possible nuclea ion o hyd oxyapa i e, on he
cell su ace, sugges ing he beginning o he mine aliza‐
ion p ocess de elopmen (Figu e 4).
DISCUSSION
In lamma o y and degene a i e p oblems o he bones and
join s a ec millions o people a ound he wo ld. In ac ,
hey ep esen hal o he ch onic diseases in people o e
50 yea s o age in de eloped coun ies10. These diseases
o en equi e su ge y, including eplacemen o he en i e
join in cases o de e io a ion. This ac , accompanied by
he inc ease in li e expec ancy and he aging o he popula‐
ion, en ails a g ea demand o heal hca e de i a i es,
among which he de elopmen o su gical implan s and
ma e ials wi h a longe use ul li e pe iod s and ou .
Bioma e ials cons i u e one o he mos impo an ad‐
ances in cu en medicine, imp o ing he pa ien ’s qua‐
li y o li e and educing he healing and con alescence
ime. In 2009, Bju s en highligh ed he impo ance o in‐
c easing implan ‐bone bonding, gi en ha he hal ‐li e o
an implan is be ween 10 and 15 yea s7,8, which implies
an inc ease in he numbe o e ision su ge ies.
Table 1. Physical cha ac e is ics o pu e i anium, he di e en phases and bone: elas ic modulus and elas ic esis ance
G oup Compound Young modulus (GPa) Yield limi (MPa)
Pu e i anium Ti c.p. 100 650
Phase α+β Ti‐6Al‐4V 112 1140
Phase β TiNbTa 46‐52 1860
Bone T abecula 0.5‐2.0 40‐60
Co ical 20‐25 150‐180
Figu e 1. In e ed op ical mic oscope pho og aph (Olym-
pus CKX53) wi h a 40X medium magni ica ion objec i e,
o cells g own a 7 days in he TiNbTa discs
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In ou s udy, we ha e ca ied ou es s o assess a new
ma e ial, TiNbTa alloy, wi h a Young's modulus simila
o ha o abecula bone. Nume ous s udies ha e
shown he dec ease in elas ic modulus in alloys wi h Nb
and Ta, such as Ti35Nb5Ta7Z , which shows an elas ic
modulus o 55GPa11. The ad an age compa ed o he Ti
c.p. o he Ti‐6Al‐4V alloy would be he lowe Young's
modulus o he alloy s udied, which would conside ably
educe he ol age shielding.
The pe cen age o iabili y is la gely ela ed o he bio‐
compa ible and cy o oxic p ope ies o he ma e ial; a‐
ious au ho s12,13 ha e shown how high pe cen ages o
Figu e 2. Cell iabili y o cells cul u ed in Ti discs c.p.
o he TiNbTn alloy a 4 and 7 days o cell g ow h. Re-
sul s p esen ed as mean ± s anda d de ia ion
Figu e 4. Scanning elec on mic oscope mic og aphs a 4 and 7 days o os eoblas cul u es on he su ace o Ti c.p. o TiNbTa.
Cell mo phology and p oli e a ion is shown on he wo su aces es ed. Cell-cell in e ac ions h ough ilopodia (yellow a ows)
and cell-su ace in e ac ions h ough lamellipodia (yellow as e isk)
Figu e 3. Ac i i y o alkaline phospha ase in cell g ow h
on Ti discs c.p. o TiNbTa o 4 and 7 days. *Ti c.p. 4 days
s. 7 days; ** TiNbTa 4 days s. 7 days. P<0.05
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
% educ ion
Pu e Ti
Cell iabili y
TiNbTa
Day 4 Day 7
7.00
6.00
5.00
4.00
3.00
2.00
1.00
0.00
U/mL
Pu e Ti
Alkaline phospha ase ac i i y
TiNbTa
Day 4 Day 7
4 days
Ti c.p.TiNbTa
7 days
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iabili y a e op imal o conside ing a candida e ma e ial
o be used as a bone implan in humans. Ou cul u es, a
di e en s udy imes, p esen ed a high deg ee o biocom‐
pa ibili y, as well as an absence o oxici y. Posi i e esul s
we e ob ained be ween he cell line and he ma e ial. I
could be sugges ed ha i his ma e ial we e implan ed,
i would end o syn hesize he bone ma ix, adhe e well
o he bone, and be biocompa ible14‐15.
The iabili y alues indica e ha he e a e no di e‐
ences in cell g ow h be ween he TiNbTa and Ti c.p
alloy, and in all condi ions he alues a e abo e 75%.
The e o e, bo h ma e ials would be non‐cy o oxic and
he e o e iable. On he o he hand, he adequa e ac i‐
i y o cellula me abolism con i ms ha he alloy does
no elease oxic esidues o ou cells15‐18. P e ious s u‐
dies o animal implan a ion o ma e ials such as Nb and
Ta in so and ha d issues o a s ha e shown he high
biocompa ibili y o me als and os eogenesis19,20.
We also quan i y cellula ac i i y by measu ing ALP
ac i i y. Inc eased ALP ac i i y is di ec ly ela ed o cell
p oli e a ion and is a ma ke o di e en ia ion o he os‐
eoblas ic pheno ype. In issues such as bone and ca i‐
lage, ALP is exp essed ea ly in he calci ica ion p ocess
and la e in de elopmen , ALP exp ession is dec eased.
I has been shown ha when ALP ac i i y dec eases, cell
di e en ia ion inc eases14.
Ou alues con i m ha he cul u e on he discs wi h
he new ma e ial p esen s ALP ac i i y ha a ies acco ‐
ding o he s udy ime. A he beginning o he cul u e, a
4 days, he MC3T3 cells showed a highe cell p oli e a‐
ion in Ti c.p. han hose g own on he alloy ma e ial, in‐
dica ing a slowe g ow h in he TiNbTa discs du ing he
i s days o cul u e. A 7 days, he ALP alues we e simi‐
la in bo h samples and lowe han he ini ial ones, which
shows ha he cul u e is beha ing wi h simila cha ac‐
e is ics in e ms o p oli e a ion and di e en ia ion. In
he images ob ained by SEM, we obse ed ha a 7 days
he cells co e ed he en i e su ace o he discs, cell
g ow h occu ed equally in bo h samples and hey ea‐
ched cell con luence, and he lowes ac i i y was consis en
wi h he images cells ha a e s a ing he mine aliza ion
p ocess. In addi ion, we began o obse e he sec e ion o
ma e ial ha will o m he ex acellula ma ix by he os‐
eoblas s, and an inc ease in molecules wi h he appea‐
ance o hyd oxyapa i e was obse ed on he su ace o
he cells21. On he o he hand, os eoblas s p esen ed ilo‐
podia and lamelopodia, essen ial cellula s uc u es du‐
ing he cell adhesion p ocess, which indica es ha he
union o o he cells and o he ma e ial is di ec ; o he
au ho s desc ibe hese junc ions in MC3T3 cells and Ti
discs c.p.22,23.
In conclusion, ou in i o s udy allows us o conclude
ha he no el alloy ha combines elemen s such as Nb
and Ta wi h Ti, in addi ion o imp o ing he mechanical
p ope ies o he ma e ial, is, in he sho e m, biocom‐
pa ible wi h os eoblas ic cells, beha ing wi h cha ac e‐
is ics o iabili y, p oli e a ion, di e en ia ion and
adhesion capaci y o os eoblas ic cell lines, in a e y si‐
mila way o ha o pu e Ti.
Funding: This wo k was unded by he Spanish Foun-
da ion o Bone Resea ch and Mine al Me abolism
(FEIOMM), by he FEIOMM T ansla ional g an in
2018.
Con lic o in e es s: The au ho s decla e no con lic o in e es .
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