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• TITLE: Synthesis and Characterization of a Polymeric Material Blended to Bone Forming Elements

  AUTHORS: Esther Perez-Torrero, Leticia Esmeralda Luna-Rodriguez, Gerardo Antonio Fonseca-Hernandez, Jose Santos-Cruz, Eric Mauricio Rivera-Muñoz, Maria Lucero Gomez-Herrera

  KEYWORDS: Minerals, Bone, Polymethylmethacrylate, Casein, Collagen, Mechanical Properties, Infrared, Scanning Electronic Microscopy

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Biosciences and Medicines, Vol.11 No.9, September 26, 2023

  ABSTRACT: A synthetizing material blended with two distinct proteins (collagen and casein) and mineral mixture, was developed in order to evaluate their properties suitable for possible applications in the biomedical such as inducing the regeneration of damaged bone, either due to an accident or illness. Samples were evaluated by 1) Mechanical properties tests under the bending, 2) Scanning electronic microscopy and 3) Infrared spectroscopy were carried out. The results showed that the developed material has breaking strength and structure characteristics associated with the protein used in their composition. This fact suggests that the used protein determines the resistance of the material, in such a way according to the required use, being able to choose appropriate strength and duration either short or long time. The material composition for specific use, in order to find the most suitable mixture for bone replacement, or induce bone recovery, according to the required properties similar to those of damaged living tissue.