Osteoinduction substance, method of manufacturing the same, and

Compositions: coating or plastic – Coating or plastic compositions – Proteinaceous material containing

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1061247, 424549, A61K 3532, A61K 970

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ABSTRACT:
An osteoinduction substance is extracted from animal bones and essentially comprises Mg, Si, Ca, and Na. The osteoinduction substance is manufactured by subjecting the animal bone to acid dipping, liming, neutralization, thermal extraction, condensation, and dehydration to obtain gelatin. The gelatin is then subjected to deproteinization under a nonheat or a low-temperature condition to extract the osteoinduction substance. The osteoinduction substance is mixed with at least one of hydroxyapatite powder and chitosan to form a bone filling material. When the osteoinduction substance is mixed with chitosan sol, a bone filling material of a sheet type is obtained.

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