Bioinspired, biocompatible and peptide-decorated silk fibroin coatings for enhanced osteogenesis of bioinert implant

Journal of Biomaterials Science. Polymer Edition
Chunyan WangZhi-Gang Chen

Abstract

In this study, we develop an osteopromotive polyetheretherketone (PEEK) implant decorated with silk fibroin and bone forming peptide, in which the surface of bioinert PEEK implant is firstly sulfonated to form a three-dimensional, porous topography and then is functionalized with silk fibroin via spin-coating process and peptide decoration. The bio-test results show that cells on the functional bioinert implants exhibit better cell adhesion, proliferation and spreading, when compared with the uncoated ones. Moreover, the peptide-decorated silk fibroin coatings have ability to hasten the osteogenic differentiation and maturation of osteoblast-like cells. Our findings show the potential of the functional PEEK implants with superior bioactivity and osteoinductive property in orthopedics and dentistry. Besides, the facile, bioinspired, osteopromotive modification strategy can be used in other orthopedic and dental implants, such as titanium, zirconium dioxide.

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