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The Dendritic Cells’ Immunological Behaviors Modulated by the Spatial Confinements of Deposited Fibrin Matrix

作者:Wenhui; Hu; Yun; Wang; Jin; Chen; Yonggang; Song; Jinhua; Long; Zhu; Zeng School; of; Basic; Medical; Sciences/School; of; Biology&Engineering; Guizhou; Medical; University; Guiyang; 550025; China
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摘要:Implant materials,as foreign objects to host,can cause various degrees of inflammation in most cases.The inflammation is triggered by a series of immune responses and directly impacts the tissue regeneration process,which determines the outcome of tissue repair.The immune responses are complex process involving numerous immune cells and can be divide into innate immune and adaptive immune responses.Once materials are implanted,innate immune responses are activated under the mediation of several immune cells(e.g.neutrophils and macrophages),meanwhile immature dendritic cells(imDCs)are recruited to the implant sites to recognize,internalize and process antigens.Upon antigen uptake,imDCs gradually differentiate into mature dendritic cells(mDCs)and migrate to secondary lymph nodes.In the lymph nodes,mDCs present processed antigen peptides to naive T lymphocytes and activate their antigen specific proliferation,resulting in initiation of adaptive immune responses.Due to their key position in the immune system,serving to bridge innate and adaptive immunity,DCs are crucial to guiding and modulating the immune responses caused by implanted materials.Therefore,figuring out the response of DCs to implanted materials and the exact role of DCs in tissue healing processes will provide deeper insight for the rational design of biomaterials.Previous studies on the effects of implants on immune functions of DCs are mainly focused on physical and chemical properties of the materials(e.g.released chemical composition,surface chemistry,substrate stiffness and surface topography).All these factors will change the microenvironment of the tissue around implant materials,which affect the immune functions of DCs.However,the change of microenvironment not only directly derives from the physical and chemical properties of the material(intrinsic),but also indirectly results from the remodeled extracellular matrix(ECM)caused by implanted materials.When blood or tissue fluid contact with materials after implantation,proteins(e.g.fibrin and c

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