Effects of dermal-fibroblast-derived ECM and dextran sulfate supplementation on osteoblast differentiation – results of a preliminary in vitro study

The addition of Dx-S in autologous fibroblast-derived ECM induces an improvement in osteoinductivity. Addition of Dx-S may therefore be a useful adjunct in the in vitro bone generation models. Whether these results may represent a piece in the puzzle for difficult healing situations in patients with nonunions and bone defects should be subject to further study.

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Injury
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2025-08-29
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.injury.2025.112718
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Bone Tissue Engineering Materials
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Effects of dermal-fibroblast-derived ECM and dextran sulfate supplementation on osteoblast differentiation – results of a preliminary in vitro study

Kevin Arnke, V Wlach, L Furrer
Injury
Bone Tissue Engineering Materials
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Effects of dermal-fibroblast-derived ECM and dextran sulfate supplementation on osteoblast differentiation – results of a preliminary in vitro study

Kevin Arnke, V Wlach, L Furrer
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Abstract

The addition of Dx-S in autologous fibroblast-derived ECM induces an improvement in osteoinductivity. Addition of Dx-S may therefore be a useful adjunct in the in vitro bone generation models. Whether these results may represent a piece in the puzzle for difficult healing situations in patients with nonunions and bone defects should be subject to further study.

InjuryVol. 56(11)
University Hospital of Zurich (CH)
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Bone Tissue Engineering Materials
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