Bioactive glasses prepared from organic-mediated BOP bonded materials

Köse, Dursun Ali; Aydogmus, Nazik; Zümreoǧlu‐Karan, Birgül

doi:10.1016/j.jnoncrysol.2014.06.003

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“…We further demonstrated that under melt-quench conditions these organic-mediated B-O-P bonded materials convert to bioactive glasses with quasicrystalline regions on the surface. The bioactivity tests in synthetic body fluid (SBF) solutions showed instant formation of amorphous calcium phosphates as apatite precursors [60], indicating that C-O-B-O-P bonded skeletons might play some role in biomineralization, with another possible contribution of boron to the evolution of life.…”

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Boric acid: a simple molecule of physiologic, therapeutic and prebiotic significance

Zümreoǧlu‐Karan

Köse

2015

Pure and Applied Chemistry

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Boric acid, H 3 BO 3 , is a weak acid and at physiological pH is in the form of an uncharged small molecule. Behaving as a Lewis acid, it forms complexes with amino-and hydroxy acids, carbohydrates, nucleotides and vitamins through electron donor-acceptor interactions. These interactions are believed to be beneficial for human health. Synthetic bis-chelate complexes of boric acid with organic biomolecules are therefore considered for nutritional and/or pharmaceutical applications. The use of boric acid for BNCT has gained attention due to the short biological half-life, solubility, plasma circulation and the non-selective soft tissue accumulation properties of this simple molecule. Complexation of boric acid with sugars is of particular importance in understanding the role of boron as a carrier for nucleotides and carbohydrates. A potential and catalytic role of boric acid in peptide and nucleic acid synthesis and in the stabilization of sugar molecules by acting as a complexing agent have been demonstrated. Its possible role as a phosphorylation chaperone in a prebiotic world has been recently suggested. This contribution reviews the highlights in the physiologic, therapeutic and prebiotic significance of boric acid in the last decade.

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Boric acid: a simple molecule of physiologic, therapeutic and prebiotic significance

Zümreoǧlu‐Karan

Köse

2015

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Boron-containing bioactive glasses in bone and soft tissue engineering

Balasubramanian

Büttner

Pacheco

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Journal of the European Ceramic Society

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Borophosphate Glasses and Their Potential Use in Medical Devices

Griebenow

2022

Phosphate and Borate Bioactive Glasses

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Borophosphate glasses are fascinating materials for a large number of applications, and they stand out due to their widely adjustable properties. One of the most important variables is the B/P ratio, which strongly affects the solubility and the possibility of processing these glasses. This chapter first describes the nomenclature and structural details of borophosphate glasses. Then the performed research is classified according to the glass composition and the B/P ratio. The next section focuses on the investigated products for specific medical applications, i.e. fibres and scaffolds, and gives an overview of selected material parameters.

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Bioactive glasses prepared from organic-mediated BOP bonded materials

Cited by 4 publications

References 41 publications

Boric acid: a simple molecule of physiologic, therapeutic and prebiotic significance

Boric acid: a simple molecule of physiologic, therapeutic and prebiotic significance

Boron-containing bioactive glasses in bone and soft tissue engineering

Borophosphate Glasses and Their Potential Use in Medical Devices

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