New Bone Scaffolds Research from Xinjiang University Outlined (Investigation of the Photothermal Performance of the Composite Scaffold Containing Light-Heat-Sensitive Nanomaterial SiO [ [2] ] @Fe [ [3] ] O [ [4] ]).

A study conducted at Xinjiang University explores the development of a photothermally responsive composite bone scaffold for bone tissue regeneration and treatment of bone defects. The scaffold, made with photothermal-sensitive nanoparticles, demonstrated desirable mechanical and photothermal properties. When exposed to near-infrared light, the scaffold achieved a temperature range conducive to promoting osteogenic differentiation. This research presents a promising avenue for advancing bone tissue cell proliferation and addressing bone defect rehabilitation. [Extracted from the article]