Abstract:The body inflammatory reaction is a normal response to injury and the presence of foreign substances.The duration and intensity of inflammation has a direct impact on biocompatibility and stability of biomaterials in vivo.Macrophage is one of the major cell types in controlling body inflammatory and immune processes,hence,its response to biomaterials is critical for identifying the biomaterialbody reaction.In this review, the correlation between macrophage phenotype and injury as well as the tissue repair or regeneration,the interaction of macrophages with biomaterials, and the future development are introduced in detail.
郝绥绥 许海燕#*. 创伤环境巨噬细胞表型的时空相关性及其对生物材料 支架引导组织再生与修复的意义[J]. 中国生物医学工程学报, 2015, 34(4): 475-480.
Hao Suisui Xu Haiyan# *. The Significance of Macrophage Phenotype in Injury as well as the Biomaterials Inducing Tissue Repair and Regeneration. journal1, 2015, 34(4): 475-480.
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