Implantation body with biological activity of drug controlled-releasing function, its controlled releasing method and preparing method
A bioactive, drug-controlled release technology, applied in the field of magnetic fields, can solve the problems of patient inconvenience, increased clinical use, and increased use costs
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[0036] Example 1: The effect of oscillating magnetic field on drug release in vitro from blood clot containing superparamagnetic streptomycin PELA microspheres
[0037] 1. Preparation of superparamagnetic chitosan nanospheres
[0038] Preparation of superparamagnetic nano-magnetic chitosan nanoparticles by chemical co-precipitation method: 57.40 g of the mixture of ferrous ammonium sulfate and ferric ammonium sulfate [Fe 2+ / Fe 3+ (mol)=1.2], dissolved in acetic acid solution containing 2% SC (w / v) (pH, 5.5) to prepare liquid A, and transferred to a stirred 500mL three-necked flask; prepare 6mol / L NaOH to form liquid B ; Under nitrogen protection, heat liquid A to 55°C while stirring rapidly. Quickly drop into solution B, and maintain the reaction for 10 minutes; reduce the stirring speed, heat solution A to 85°C, and maintain the reaction for 90 minutes; add an appropriate amount of glutaraldehyde, and maintain the reaction for 30 minutes. Wash with distilled water to remo...
example 2
[0049] Example 2: In vitro drug release by oscillating magnetic field to gelatin microsphere scaffold containing superparamagnetic chitosan hVEGF plasmid
[0050] 1. Preparation of superparamagnetic chitosan nanospheres
[0051] Preparation of superparamagnetic nano-magnetic chitosan nanoparticles by chemical co-precipitation method: the same as Example 1. (slightly)
[0052] 2. Human VEGF 165 -Red fluorescent fusion protein eukaryotic expression plasmid (pDsVEGF 165 Red1-N1) was donated by Dr. Zou Haibo from China-Japan Friendship Hospital.
[0053] 3. Superparamagnetic chitosan pDsVEGF 165 Preparation of Red1-N1 gelatin microspheres
[0054] Preparation of superparamagnetic chitosan pDsVEGF by cross-linking and curing method 165 Red1-N1 plasmid gelatin microspheres:
[0055] 1. Superparamagnetic chitosan (chitosan content about 800mg) 5ml (acetic acid buffer solution pH5.5), heated to 55 ° C, 20% (w / v) concentrated plasmid (pDsVEGF 165 Red1-N1) 8ml was heated to 55°C...
example 3
[0072] Example 3: Effects of different oscillating magnetic field strengths on the in vitro drug release of gelatin microsphere scaffolds containing superparamagnetic chitosan hVEGF plasmids
[0073] Preparation of superparamagnetic chitosan nanospheres, superparamagnetic chitosan pDsVEGF 165 Preparation of Red1-N1 Gelatin Microspheres and Superparamagnetic Chitosan pDsVEGF 165 The preparation of the Red1-N1 plasmid gelatin microsphere scaffold was the same as in Example 2. The arrangement of in vitro dissolution experiment and the intervention method of oscillating magnetic field are adjusted as follows:
[0074] 1. Prepare 4 groups of the same superparamagnetic chitosan pDsVEGF 165 Red1-N1 plasmid gelatin microsphere scaffold, numbered 1, 2, 3, 4. Three pieces in each group were put into a 25ml Erlenmeyer flask, and 20ml of phosphate buffered solution (PBS solution) was added for later use.
[0075] 2. Apply different gradually increasing oscillating magnetic fields to e...
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