A thermostability perspective on enhancing physicochemical and cytological characteristics of octacalcium phosphate by doping iron and strontium

Bioactive Materials
Haishan ShiJiandong Ye

Abstract

Investigation of thermostability will lead the groundbreaking of unraveling the mechanism of influence of ion-doping on the properties of calcium phosphates. In this work, octacalcium phosphate (OCP), a metastable precursor of biological apatite, was used as a stability model for doping ions (Fe3+ and Sr2+) with different ionic charges and radii. After treated under hot air at different temperatures (110-200 °C), the phase, morphology, structure, physicochemical properties, protein affinity, ions release, and cytological responses of the ion-doped OCPs were investigated comparatively. The results showed that the collapse of OCP crystals gradually occurred, accompanying with the dehydration of hydrated layers and the disintegration of plate-like crystals as the temperature increased. The collapsed crystals still retained the typical properties of OCP and the potential of conversion into hydroxyapatite. Compared to the undoped OCP, Fe-OCP, and Sr-OCP had lower and higher thermostability respectively, leading to different material surface properties and ions release. The adjusted thermostability of Fe-OCP and Sr-OCP significantly enhanced the adsorption of proteins (BSA and LSZ) and the cytological behavior (adhesion, spreading, p...Continue Reading

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