Demonstrates improved bone repair using MIPs for ligand recruitment, suggesting new scaffold designs.
exposed. Upon integration into scaffold biomaterial, the MIPs could enhance in situ osteogenic activity through epitope recognition-mediated recruitment of endogenous OGP, thereby leading to improved bone tissue repair in vivo. This work demonstrates the potential of MIPs-mediated ligand recognition for in situ recruitment of endogenous growth factors and provides new ideas for on-demand design of growth factor-free tissue engineering scaffolds.
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