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Resumo:Cells microencapsulated in biocompatible semi-permeable polymeric membranes are effective as cell delivery systems while protecting the host against immune responses. In this study, cell encapsulation membranes were prepared based on carrageenan and alginate, two natural cationic polymers. Different formulations/conditions were explored to optimize the microcapsules which were characterized with respect to their morphology, mechanical stability, and cytotoxicity. Spherical-shaped microcapsules were obtained from all the polymeric systems. The iota-carrageenan/sodium alginate microcapsules exhibited the best stability and permeability, and therefore, these were selected for the cell encapsulation. These capsules provided an environment that supported cell proliferation and have the potential for tissue engineering as well as other cell-based therapy applications.
Autores principais:Luna, S. M.
Outros Autores:Gomes, Manuela E.; Mano, J. F.; Reis, R. L.
Assunto:Capsules Carrageenan Alginate Fibroblasts Cell viability
Ano:2010
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade do Minho
Idioma:inglês
Origem:RepositóriUM - Universidade do Minho
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Reis, R. L.
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Cell viability
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description Cells microencapsulated in biocompatible semi-permeable polymeric membranes are effective as cell delivery systems while protecting the host against immune responses. In this study, cell encapsulation membranes were prepared based on carrageenan and alginate, two natural cationic polymers. Different formulations/conditions were explored to optimize the microcapsules which were characterized with respect to their morphology, mechanical stability, and cytotoxicity. Spherical-shaped microcapsules were obtained from all the polymeric systems. The iota-carrageenan/sodium alginate microcapsules exhibited the best stability and permeability, and therefore, these were selected for the cell encapsulation. These capsules provided an environment that supported cell proliferation and have the potential for tissue engineering as well as other cell-based therapy applications.
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spellingShingle Development of a novel cell encapsulation system based on natural origin polymers for tissue engineering applications
Luna, S. M.
Capsules
Carrageenan
Alginate
Fibroblasts
Cell viability
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Capsules
Carrageenan
Alginate
Fibroblasts
Cell viability
title Development of a novel cell encapsulation system based on natural origin polymers for tissue engineering applications
title_full Development of a novel cell encapsulation system based on natural origin polymers for tissue engineering applications
title_fullStr Development of a novel cell encapsulation system based on natural origin polymers for tissue engineering applications
title_full_unstemmed Development of a novel cell encapsulation system based on natural origin polymers for tissue engineering applications
title_short Development of a novel cell encapsulation system based on natural origin polymers for tissue engineering applications
title_sort Development of a novel cell encapsulation system based on natural origin polymers for tissue engineering applications
topic Capsules
Carrageenan
Alginate
Fibroblasts
Cell viability
topic_facet Capsules
Carrageenan
Alginate
Fibroblasts
Cell viability
url https://hdl.handle.net/1822/20561
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