Magnetic-responsive materials tailored to enhance the cascade of bone regeneration and immune response

• Biomimicry drives new biomimetic materials for smart devices, offering advanced performance and multiple bio-functionalities. • Bio-inspired biomineralization process a promising approach to develop novel materials with magnetic properties. • Magnetically activated scaffolds stimulate cells and offer a new tool to enhance metabolic activity for bone regeneration. Aging, diseases, or immunodeficiency’s can significantly impair the physiological regenerative process and the endogenous regenerative potential of bone tissue. Intensive research focuses on developing scaffolds that fill bone gaps while promoting cellular interaction and guiding tissue regeneration. Biomimicry is today widely acknowledged as a leading concept to develop novel approaches based on biomimetic materials to fabricate smart devices with advanced performance and multiple bio-functionalities. In the pursuit of designing smart devices for more efficient and personalized therapies, magnetic materials are eliciting growing interest due to the possibility of direct cell stimulation by magnetic fields or even for developing novel tools for the on-demand activation of implanted magnetic devices. There is a growing focus on understanding the impact of immune responses and the role of immunomodulators in the healing and regeneration of bone tissue. The relevance of biomimicry, immune and tissue responses to magnetic scaffolds and stimulation, alongside an examination of the limitations of existing bone substitutes in the market is highlighted. Biomimetic and magnetically activated scaffolds hold promise as innovative tools in addressing bone tissue diseases and promoting regeneration by effectively engaging in cellular and immunological responses.

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Materials & Design
Published
2025-01-27
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matdes.2025.113645
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10
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Bone Tissue Engineering Materials
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Abstract

• Biomimicry drives new biomimetic materials for smart devices, offering advanced performance and multiple bio-functionalities. • Bio-inspired biomineralization process a promising approach to develop novel materials with magnetic properties. • Magnetically activated scaffolds stimulate cells and offer a new tool to enhance metabolic activity for bone regeneration. Aging, diseases, or immunodeficiency’s can significantly impair the physiological regenerative process and the endogenous regenerative potential of bone tissue. Intensive research focuses on developing scaffolds that fill bone gaps while promoting cellular interaction and guiding tissue regeneration. Biomimicry is today widely acknowledged as a leading concept to develop novel approaches based on biomimetic materials to fabricate smart devices with advanced performance and multiple bio-functionalities. In the pursuit of designing smart devices for more efficient and personalized therapies, magnetic materials are eliciting growing interest due to the possibility of direct cell stimulation by magnetic fields or even for developing novel tools for the on-demand activation of implanted magnetic devices. There is a growing focus on understanding the impact of immune responses and the role of immunomodulators in the healing and regeneration of bone tissue. The relevance of biomimicry, immune and tissue responses to magnetic scaffolds and stimulation, alongside an examination of the limitations of existing bone substitutes in the market is highlighted. Biomimetic and magnetically activated scaffolds hold promise as innovative tools in addressing bone tissue diseases and promoting regeneration by effectively engaging in cellular and immunological responses.

Materials & DesignVol. 251
Instituto Politécnico de Leiria (PT), Institute of Science and Technology for Ceramics (IT), Institute for Sustainability (GB), Sea Education Association (US), University of Coimbra (PT)
Agência Nacional de Inovação, HORIZON EUROPE Framework Programme, Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia
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