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A GelMA/polydopamine hydrogel with PTH and osteogenically stimulated alveolar mucosa-derived stem cells promotes bone regeneration in MRONJ-affected wounds

Authors: Che-Chang Tu; Ming-Hsu Chen; Guan-Yu Lan; Yu-Ting Lin; Yu-Tse Lin; Wei-Chiu Tai; Jiashing Yu; Po-Chun Chang

DOI: 10.1186/s13287-025-04655-1Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• A GelMA/polydopamine hydrogel combined with osteogenically stimulated alveolar mucosa-derived stem cells and parathyroid hormone significantly enhances bone regeneration in MRONJ-affected wounds. • The PO group (GelMA/PD + OAMCs + PTH) achieved a bone volume of 38.46% compared to 21.81% in unfilled controls, demonstrating a 76% improvement. • The hydrogel exhibited superior adhesion strength and supported stem cell attachment, while miR-218 transfection effectively induced osteogenic differentiation of AMCs. • The combination therapy promoted soft tissue healing, reduced inflammation, and restored osteoblast-osteoclast coupling, addressing key pathological features of MRONJ.