Synthetic hydroxyapatite as a surface model of dental enamel and dentine
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En el presente trabajo se compara la interacción entre bacterias y polvos de esmalte y dentina con la existente entre bacterias e hidroxiapatita sintética (HAP). Se estudiaron las características superficiales de los tres materiales por medio de medidas de movilidad electroforética y EDAX. Se determinó la influencia de Ca2+ sobre las movilidades de los biomateriales y se explicó el efecto observado en términos de una simple complejación superficial que involucra las especies ≡Ca5(PO4)3 + y ≡Ca4(PO4)3 - . Se evaluó el efecto del Ca2+ en la adhesión bacteriana y se lo interpretó considerando la formación de puentes de Ca2+ entre la superficie bacteriana y la del biomaterial.
The interaction of powdered enamel and dentine with bacteria is compared with the same interplay on synthetic hydroxyapatite (HAP). The surface characteristics of the three materials were studied using electrophoretic measurements and EDAX. The effect of Ca2+ on the mobilities of the biomaterials was measured and explained in terms of a simple surface complexation model involving ≡Ca5(PO4)3+ and ≡Ca4(PO4)3- as the key surface species. The effect of Ca2+ on bacterial adhesion was determined and interpreted in terms of the bridging between bacterial and biomaterial surfaces by Ca2+.
The interaction of powdered enamel and dentine with bacteria is compared with the same interplay on synthetic hydroxyapatite (HAP). The surface characteristics of the three materials were studied using electrophoretic measurements and EDAX. The effect of Ca2+ on the mobilities of the biomaterials was measured and explained in terms of a simple surface complexation model involving ≡Ca5(PO4)3+ and ≡Ca4(PO4)3- as the key surface species. The effect of Ca2+ on bacterial adhesion was determined and interpreted in terms of the bridging between bacterial and biomaterial surfaces by Ca2+.
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Hydroxyapatite, Enamel And Dentine, Electrophoretic Mobility, Bacterial Adsorption, Otras Ciencias Biológicas, Ciencias Biológicas, CIENCIAS NATURALES Y EXACTAS
