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917doc_titleBiodegradable nanofiber bone-tissue scaffold as remotely-controlled and self-powering electrical stimulator[70.0, 329.0, 947.0, 397.0]paper_title0.6["page-1 frontmatter title guard: Biodegradable nanofiber bone-tissue scaffold as remotely-con"]paper_title0.6frontmatter_main_zonesupport_likenoneTrueTrue
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1119textRitopa Das $ ^{a} $, Eli J. Curry $ ^{a,1} $, Thinh T. Le $ ^{b,1} $, Guleid Awale $ ^{c} $, Yang Liu $ ^{b} $, Shunyi Li $ ^{a} $, Joemart Contreras $ ^{a} $, Casey Bednarz $ ^{d} $, Jayla Millender [69.0, 417.0, 882.0, 496.0]authors0.8["page-1 zone author_zone: Ritopa Das $ ^{a} $, Eli J. Curry $ ^{a,1} $, Thinh T. Le $ "]authors0.8frontmatter_main_zonesupport_likenoneTrueTrue
12110text $ ^{a} $ Department of Biomedical Engineering, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, 06269, USA[70.0, 509.0, 576.0, 528.0]affiliation0.8["page-1 zone affiliation_zone: $ ^{a} $ Department of Biomedical Engineering, University of"]affiliation0.8frontmatter_main_zonesupport_likeaffiliation_markerTrueTrue
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19117text $ ^{h} $ Institute of Materials Science, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, 06269, USA[71.0, 629.0, 525.0, 648.0]affiliation0.8["page-1 zone affiliation_zone: $ ^{h} $ Institute of Materials Science, University of Conne"]affiliation0.8frontmatter_main_zonesupport_likeaffiliation_markerTrueTrue
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21119textKeywords: Biodegradable piezoelectric nanofibers Ultrasound Electrical stimulation Bone regeneration Tissue engineering[71.0, 732.0, 300.0, 839.0]frontmatter_noise0.7["frontmatter noise text: Keywords:\nBiodegradable piezoelectric nanofibers\nUltrasound\n"]frontmatter_noise0.7body_zonebody_likenoneFalseFalse
22120paragraph_titleA B S T R A C T[400.0, 694.0, 522.0, 713.0]section_heading0.5["unnumbered paragraph_title on page 1 outside title zone: A B S T R A C T"]section_heading0.5body_zonebody_likeshort_fragmentTrueTrue
23121abstractElectrical stimulation (ES) has been shown to induce and enhance bone regeneration. By combining this treatment with tissue-engineering approaches (which rely on biomaterial scaffolds to construct art[397.0, 733.0, 1120.0, 966.0]body_paragraph0.85["abstract label from Paddle OCR"]abstract_body0.85body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
24122paragraph_title1. Introduction[72.0, 1023.0, 198.0, 1043.0]section_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 1. Introduction"]section_heading0.85body_zonebody_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
25123textReconstruction of large/major bone defects remains a significant challenge in modern medicine $ [1,2] $. Until now, the gold standard has been to use auto- or allo-grafts, which suffer from problems [69.0, 1065.0, 581.0, 1232.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
26124textSeveral biomaterials including hydrogels, naturally-derived biomaterials, synthetic polymers (e.g. poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid), poly(lactic acid), polycaprolactone, etc.) [79] in combination with c[70.0, 1233.0, 581.0, 1276.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
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28126footnote* Corresponding author. Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, 06269, USA.[80.0, 1322.0, 835.0, 1345.0]footnote0.7["footnote label: * Corresponding author. Department of Mechanical Engineering"]footnote0.7body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
29127footnoteE-mail address: nguyentd@uconn.edu (T.D. Nguyen).[81.0, 1342.0, 442.0, 1363.0]footnote0.7["footnote label: E-mail address: nguyentd@uconn.edu (T.D. Nguyen)."]footnote0.7body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
30128footnote$ ^{1} $ Denotes equally contributed Authors.[81.0, 1361.0, 344.0, 1380.0]footnote0.7["footnote label: $ ^{1} $ Denotes equally contributed Authors."]footnote0.7body_zonebody_likeaffiliation_markerTrueTrue
31129footnotehttps://doi.org/10.1016/j.nanoen.2020.105028[71.0, 1394.0, 384.0, 1413.0]frontmatter_noise0.8["page-1 zone journal_furniture_zone: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nanoen.2020.105028"]frontmatter_noise0.8body_zonebody_likenoneFalseFalse
32130footerReceived 26 March 2020; Received in revised form 6 May 2020; Accepted 27 May 2020 Available online 27 June 2020 2211-2855/© 2020 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.[70.0, 1405.0, 648.0, 1469.0]noise0.9["footer label"]noise0.9body_zonebody_likenoneFalseFalse
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3522textrender ES limited in clinical applications and combination with tissue engineering approaches.[70.0, 107.0, 581.0, 148.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
3623textPiezoelectric materials, a group of “smart” materials which produce electricity under applied force, can be used as a self-powered scaffold that can utilize body movements or external mechanical vibra[68.0, 151.0, 582.0, 609.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
3724textConsequently, the development of biodegradable piezoelectric materials becomes important to offer novel biomaterials that can generate electrical charges to promote bone regeneration and safely degrad[68.0, 610.0, 582.0, 944.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
3825textThe nanofibers not only offer an extracellular matrix (ECM)-like environment [3537] but are also biodegradable to avoid the need for any removal procedures and facilitate tissue in-growth, an advance[68.0, 944.0, 582.0, 1155.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
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4027paragraph_title2. Experimental section[607.0, 211.0, 802.0, 232.0]section_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2. Experimental section"]section_heading0.85body_zonereference_likereference_numeric_dotTrueTrue
4128paragraph_title2.1. Preparation of PLLA nanofiber mat[608.0, 253.0, 893.0, 274.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2.1. Preparation of PLLA nanofiber mat"]subsection_heading0.85body_zonebody_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
4229textThe poly(L-lactic acid) (PLLA) nanofiber mat was fabricated by electrospinning as described in our previous work [32]. PLLA (PUR-ASORB PL38) was purchased from Corbion Purac (Amsterdam, Netherlands). [606.0, 295.0, 1120.0, 819.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
43210paragraph_title2.2. Characterization of PLLA film[609.0, 840.0, 857.0, 861.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2.2. Characterization of PLLA film"]subsection_heading0.85body_zonebody_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
44211textSEM: Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) was performed on mats prepared to observe the orientation of the PLLA fibers and the microstructure of the mats. Square shaped PLLA films with a dimension of 7m[606.0, 882.0, 1120.0, 1111.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
45212textMeasurement of the piezoelectric property and ultrasound receiving capability of the PLLA films: A force sensor was fabricated to test the[606.0, 1113.0, 1121.0, 1155.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
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47214figure_titleFig. 1. The use of biodegradable piezoelectric PLLA nanofibers in combination with non-invasive ultrasound (US) to produce well-controlled, on-demand and stable surface charge (i.e. electrical stimula[826.0, 1179.0, 1119.0, 1466.0]figure_caption0.92["figure_title label: Fig. 1. The use of biodegradable piezoelectric PLLA nanofibe"]figure_caption0.92display_zonelegend_likefigure_numberTrueTrue
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5132textpiezoelectric property of the PLLA film. The treated PLLA films were cut at a 45° angle with the fiber direction films with a dimension of 1.27 cm long, 1.27 cm wide to maximize the shear force under [69.0, 108.0, 582.0, 441.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
5233textFilm degradation study: This study was designed to determine the functional lifetime of the piezoelectric PLLA nanofiber mat. The objective of this experiment is to determine how long the PLLA mat ret[69.0, 444.0, 582.0, 1028.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
5334paragraph_title2.2.1. Preparation of PLLA scaffolds for ADSC culture[71.0, 1050.0, 453.0, 1068.0]sub_subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2.2.1. Preparation of PLLA scaffolds for ADSC culture"]sub_subsection_heading0.85body_zonebody_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
5435textThe scaffolds were prepared by electrospinning as previously described. The scaffolds used as the experimental group were spun at 3000-rpm and 1000-rpm (i.e. piezoelectric samples and less-piezoelectr[69.0, 1070.0, 581.0, 1237.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
5536paragraph_title2.3. Sterilization of the PLLA scaffolds and preparation of the cell culture plates to seed ADSCs[69.0, 1259.0, 569.0, 1300.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2.3. Sterilization of the PLLA scaffolds and preparation of "]subsection_heading0.85body_zonebody_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
5637textThe scaffolds prepared were sterilized using ethanol and UV treatment. The entire process was carried out under a laminar flow cell culture hood. First, the scaffolds were soaked in 70% ethanol for 30[68.0, 1322.0, 581.0, 1466.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
5738textOnce the whole process of sterilization was completed, the scaffolds are fixed onto 6-well culture plates (purchased from Thermo Scientific) using biocompatible silicone glue (KWIK-SIL produced by Wor[92.0, 1468.0, 581.0, 1488.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
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59310paragraph_title2.4. ADSC culture[609.0, 359.0, 745.0, 379.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2.4. ADSC culture"]subsection_heading0.85body_zonebody_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
60311textCells were seeded onto the PLLA scaffolds after they were sterilized and glued to the well plates. The cells used for this purpose were adipose derived stem cells (ADSCs) that were purchased from iXCe[607.0, 399.0, 1119.0, 926.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
61312paragraph_title2.5. Ultrasonic (US) treatment on the ADSCs[608.0, 945.0, 927.0, 965.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2.5. Ultrasonic (US) treatment on the ADSCs"]subsection_heading0.85body_zonebody_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
62313textThe US treatment on the cells was started a day after the cells were put in osteogenic media. The treatment was performed using a sonication cleaning bath (Branson 2800 CPX series). The ultrasound pro[606.0, 988.0, 1120.0, 1195.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
63314textFirst, we taped the lid onto 4 sides of the plate using labelling tape. Then we removed the plate from the cell hood and encapsulated it in two layers of plastic wrap (Kirkland Signature Stretch-Tite [606.0, 1197.0, 1120.0, 1489.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
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6742textlaboratory clamp, stand apparatus and an alligator clip. The plate was suspended so that it was submerged halfway into the water and horizontally level. The plate was sonicated for 20 min. When the 20[70.0, 107.0, 581.0, 295.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
6843textAfter 10 days of treatment, the cultures were terminated and analyzed for osteogenic differentiation activity. The assays performed are Alkaline phosphatase (ALP) enzyme quantification, polymerase cha[69.0, 358.0, 582.0, 527.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
6944paragraph_title2.6. Bone regeneration assays[71.0, 317.0, 284.0, 337.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2.6. Bone regeneration assays"]subsection_heading0.85body_zonebody_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
7045paragraph_title2.7. BCA assay[71.0, 547.0, 188.0, 567.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2.7. BCA assay"]subsection_heading0.85body_zonebody_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
7146textBCA assay was used to quantify the total protein content of the cultures and this quantity was used to normalize the results of ALP and Alizarin red quantification. Protein was extracted from the cult[69.0, 589.0, 582.0, 757.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
7247paragraph_title2.8. ALP quantification assay[71.0, 777.0, 283.0, 798.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2.8. ALP quantification assay"]subsection_heading0.85body_zonebody_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
7348textThe Alkaline phosphatase quantification was carried out using a kit purchased from Biorad (cat no-172-1063). The kit has a p-Nitrophenyl Phosphate (pNPP) based quantification technique. The protein so[69.0, 819.0, 582.0, 1051.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
7449paragraph_title2.9. Alizarin red assay[71.0, 1071.0, 237.0, 1091.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2.9. Alizarin red assay"]subsection_heading0.85body_zonebody_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
75410textFor the Alizarin red assay, the cultures (after removing the media) were fixed in 70% ethanol at 4 °C for 1 h. Following this, the ethanol was removed, the wells were rinsed and the Alizarin red dye ([69.0, 1112.0, 581.0, 1343.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
76411paragraph_title2.10. PCR quantification[70.0, 1364.0, 251.0, 1385.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2.10. PCR quantification"]subsection_heading0.85body_zonebody_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
77412textPCR (polymerase chain reaction) quantification was performed using the universal sybr green master mix manufactured by Bio-rad. The primers used were osterix (forward sequence of 5'-GGA AAG GAG GCA CA[68.0, 1406.0, 581.0, 1488.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
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79414paragraph_title2.11. BMSC reporter cell usage[609.0, 442.0, 832.0, 463.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2.11. BMSC reporter cell usage"]subsection_heading0.85body_zonebody_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
80415textApart from our ADSC cultures, we also used a fluorescent reporter cell system to confirm the osteogenic properties of our materials which allowed us to monitor the proliferation and differentiation of[606.0, 484.0, 1120.0, 736.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
81416paragraph_title2.12. Preparation of PLLA scaffolds for BMSCs[609.0, 756.0, 942.0, 777.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2.12. Preparation of PLLA scaffolds for BMSCs"]subsection_heading0.85body_zonebody_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
82417textThe groups used were the same as those for the ADSC cultures. The scaffolds were prepared by electrospinning as previously described. The scaffolds used as the experimental group were spun at 3000-rpm[607.0, 798.0, 1120.0, 925.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
83418paragraph_title2.13. Sterilization of the PLLA scaffolds and preparation of the cell culture plates to seed BMSCs[608.0, 945.0, 1075.0, 987.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2.13. Sterilization of the PLLA scaffolds and preparation of"]subsection_heading0.85body_zonebody_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
84419textThe scaffolds prepared were sterilized using 70% ethanol and UV and attached to 6 well plates using biocompatible silicone glue in the same way as described previously for the ADSC cultures and in viv[607.0, 1007.0, 1119.0, 1092.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
85420paragraph_title2.14. BMSC culture[609.0, 1113.0, 756.0, 1133.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2.14. BMSC culture"]subsection_heading0.85body_zonebody_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
86421textPrimary BMSCs were harvested from the bone marrow of 3-4-week-old dual transgenic mice containing BSP-GFP-topaz and DMP1-RFP-mCherry fluorescent reporter genes. The hind legs of the mice were harveste[607.0, 1154.0, 1120.0, 1490.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
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9052textcells were allowed to attach for one day under proliferation media. After that, the proliferation medium was replaced with osteogenic differentiation medium that was prepared by adding 50 $ \mu $g/ml[70.0, 106.0, 581.0, 233.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
9153paragraph_title2.15. Ultrasonic (US) treatment on the BMSCs[70.0, 253.0, 400.0, 273.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2.15. Ultrasonic (US) treatment on the BMSCs"]subsection_heading0.85body_zonebody_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
9254textThe US treatment was done on the reporter cell seeded scaffolds in the same manner as the ADSC seeded scaffolds. The culture plate was sealed using plastic wrap and duct tape and half suspended into t[69.0, 295.0, 582.0, 422.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
9355paragraph_title2.16. Fluorescence microscopy and image processing[70.0, 442.0, 436.0, 463.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2.16. Fluorescence microscopy and image processing"]subsection_heading0.85body_zonebody_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
9456textAt days 0 (pre-seeding), 1, 2 and 3 of US treatment, reporter cell fluorescence (N = 3) was captured using the Zeiss Axio Observer Z.1 inverted fluorescence microscope. The fluorescence of the cells w[69.0, 483.0, 582.0, 736.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
9557paragraph_title2.17. Preparation of PLLA scaffolds for the in vivo experiment on mice[71.0, 757.0, 562.0, 777.0]subsection_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 2.17. Preparation of PLLA scaffolds for the in vivo experime"]subsection_heading0.85body_zonebody_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
9658textThe scaffolds used were prepared by electrospinning and then cutting out squares from the electro spun films at the dimensions of $ 4 \, mm \times 4 \, mm $. The scaffolds that were used as the exper[68.0, 798.0, 581.0, 946.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
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100512textThe surgical procedure has been approved by the institutional Animal Use Committee (Protocol # 101815-0421). Six transgenic NSG mice containing Collagen 3.6 -GFP-topaz fluorescent genes (Charlse River[68.0, 1154.0, 583.0, 1490.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
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11766figure_titleFig. 2. Characterization of the microstructure and piezoelectric performance of the PLLA nanofiber mats under applied ultrasound (US). a. Schematic of the electrospinning setup used to fabricate the P[69.0, 1083.0, 582.0, 1315.0]figure_caption0.92["figure_title label: Fig. 2. Characterization of the microstructure and piezoelec"]figure_caption0.92display_zonelegend_likefigure_numberTrueTrue
11867textsignificantly higher output voltage than the ones produced at 1000 rpm while the signal is smallest for the samples made at 300 rpm under the same applied US (see Fig. 2b and c, and S1). Therefore, we[69.0, 1337.0, 583.0, 1486.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
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128617figure_titleFig. 3. Osteogenic differentiation of stem cells, grown on the piezoelectric PLLA nanofiber scaffold under applied US in vitro. a. A simple schematic demonstrates our setup for seeding adipose stem ce[606.0, 1241.0, 1120.0, 1488.0]figure_caption0.92["figure_title label: Fig. 3. Osteogenic differentiation of stem cells, grown on t"]figure_caption0.92display_zonelegend_likefigure_numberTrueTrue
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13474textIn addition to ADSCs, we also confirmed the ability of our piezoelectric nanofiber scaffold under applied US to induce osteogenesis from bone marrow stem cells (BMSCs) with reporter genes in vitro, as[606.0, 483.0, 1120.0, 653.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
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13878figure_titleFig. 4. Osteogenic activity of reporter bone marrow stem cells (BMSCs) when grown on the electrospun PLLA scaffolds with US treatment. a. Schematic to demonstrate the progressive expression from BSP t[799.0, 678.0, 1119.0, 1025.0]figure_caption0.92["figure_title label: Fig. 4. Osteogenic activity of reporter bone marrow stem cel"]figure_caption0.92display_zonelegend_likefigure_numberTrueTrue
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14282textelectrospun scaffolds (same groups as for the ADSC cultures). Fig. 4a demonstrates schematically the progressive expression from BSP to DMP for the BMSCs that undergo osteogenic differentiation and ch[68.0, 106.0, 583.0, 610.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
14383textTo further demonstrate the osteo-inductive property of the surface charge produced by our biodegradable piezoelectric nanofibers, we performed an in vivo proof of concept experiment, as seen in Fig. 5[68.0, 609.0, 582.0, 758.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
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154814figure_titleFig. 5. Representative histology sections of the mouse calvarial bone showing details of bone formation and cell migration into the defects for the groups of piezo-scaffold (3000 rpm) and non-piezo. s[69.0, 1317.0, 1121.0, 1490.0]figure_caption0.92["figure_title label: Fig. 5. Representative histology sections of the mouse calva"]figure_caption0.92display_zonelegend_likefigure_numberTrueTrue
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15892textosteoblast activity in a region [63,64]. Therefore, the green Collagen 3.6 fluorescent signals allow us to visualize the number of osteoblast-like cells at the defect site. Fig. 5c (iii) clearly shows[69.0, 107.0, 582.0, 420.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
15993textIn brief, the in vivo results clearly illustrate that the group 1 with the piezoelectric scaffold and ultrasound (US) strongly induce mineral/bone formation, ALP release and osteoblast migration. Thes[69.0, 421.0, 581.0, 547.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
16094paragraph_title4. Conclusions[71.0, 567.0, 195.0, 587.0]section_heading0.85["paragraph_title label with numbering: 4. Conclusions"]section_heading0.85body_zonebody_likeheading_numberedTrueTrue
16195textWe have presented a novel tissue electrical-stimulation approach, using the biodegradable piezoelectric PLLA nanofiber scaffold with non-invasive US to generate controllable surface charges, consequen[68.0, 608.0, 583.0, 985.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6tail_nonref_hold_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
16296textDespite such a significant advantage, further studies and optimizations of the presented tissue-stimulation approach are still required. First, an optimal amount of piezoelectric charge for osteogenes[68.0, 986.0, 583.0, 1447.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6tail_nonref_hold_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
16397paragraph_titleData statement[609.0, 108.0, 733.0, 127.0]subsection_heading0.6["unnumbered paragraph_title, inferred level subsection_heading: Data statement"]subsection_heading0.6body_zonebody_likeshort_fragmentTrueTrue
16498textThe experimental data, presented herein, are available for sharing upon a reasonable request.[607.0, 149.0, 1118.0, 191.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
16599paragraph_titleDeclaration of competing interest[608.0, 211.0, 875.0, 232.0]backmatter_boundary_candidate0.5["backmatter boundary candidate: Declaration of competing interest"]backmatter_boundary_candidate0.5body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
166910textAuthors declare no competing interests.[632.0, 253.0, 921.0, 273.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
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168912textRitopa Das: Conceptualization, Methodology, Data curation, Formal analysis, Writing - original draft, Writing - review & editing. Eli J. Curry: Data curation, Formal analysis, Writing - review & editi[606.0, 337.0, 1120.0, 632.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
169913paragraph_titleAcknowledgements[609.0, 651.0, 765.0, 672.0]sub_subsection_heading0.6["unnumbered paragraph_title, inferred level sub_subsection_heading: Acknowledgements"]sub_subsection_heading0.6body_zonebody_likeshort_fragmentTrueTrue
170914textThe work is supported by the NIH (Grant # 1R21AR075196 and # 1R21AR075133). Guleid Awale is supported by NIH (supplementary grant #R21EB024787-02S1). The authors thank Allison Taylor and Jessica Horny[607.0, 692.0, 1120.0, 799.0]body_paragraph0.6["default body_paragraph for text label"]body_paragraph0.6body_zonebody_likenoneTrueTrue
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2641112figure_titleJoemart Ian Contreras has a degree in biomedical engineering with a concentration in bioinstrumentation from the University of Connecticut. He is currently pursuing a master's degree in biomedical eng[220.0, 617.0, 582.0, 718.0]figure_caption_candidate0.85["figure_title label: Joemart Ian Contreras has a degree in biomedical engineering"]figure_caption0.85legend_likenoneFalseFalse
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